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In particular, the new programme will:.
The new programme will therefore promote cross-sectoral partnerships focused on this issue.
Communication surrounding the new Erasmus(+) proposal makes clear that the new programme will place particular emphasis on broadening access and boosting social inclusion.
The new programme will have three times the amount of funds than its predecessor.
With Erasmus Mundus II we now want to exploit the full potential of cooperation between European andthird-country universities worldwide: The new programme will extend its scope of activities in terms of participants, higher education programmes on offer and scholarships.
Purchases under the new programme will start towards the end of the second quarter of this year.
The new programme will consist of the InvestEU Fund,the InvestEU Advisory Hub and the InvestEU Portal.
The new programme will be the successor to the 2007-2013 programme in the field of consumer policy.
For example, the guarantee activities proposed in the new Programme will operate alongside guarantee activities funded under the Union Structural Funds and the Progress Microfinance Facility.
The new programme will continue to fund Jean Monnet chairs, centres of excellence and teaching modules, as well as information and research activities.
The new programme will still focus on the needs of young people, whether they are pupils, students, trainees, volunteers or involved in associations.
Continued support of the circular economy and climate change mitigation: The new programme will continue to supportimportant EU policy objectives such as the transition to a circular economy, protecting and improving the quality of the EU's air and water, implementing the 2030 energy and climate policy framework and meeting the Union's commitments under the Paris Agreement on Climate Change;
Finally, the new programme will boost international cooperation and capacity building in third countries.
The new programme will cover all operational expenditure relating to the Commission's(OLAF's) general anti-fraud activities in a single basic act.
The new programme will complement the Commission's Citizenship Report 2010(see IP/10/1390). and its proposal to designate 2013 as the‘European Year of Citizens'(IP/11/959).
The new programme will focus on EU added value and systemic impact, with support for three types of action: learning opportunities for individuals, both within the EU and beyond;
The new programme will give at least 350,000 young Europeans the opportunity to support communities in need between 2021 and 2027 via volunteering, traineeships, and job placements.
The new programme will build on the achievements of the Corps in its first years of existence and creates one single entry point for young people ready to engage in solidarity.
The new programme will also empower citizens by promoting and protecting fundamental rights and values and to create opportunities for engagement and democratic participation in political and civil society.
In line with these, the new programme will contribute to a more independent and better-performing judiciary system in Lebanon, thus increasing its legitimacy and trust among the Lebanese public.
The new programme will continue to provide grants to support film development, training and distribution, as well as launching a new loan guarantee fund aimed at making it easier for the cultural and creative sectors to access loans.
The new programme will continue to provide grants to support film development, training and distribution, as well as launching a new loan guarantee fund aimed at making it easier for the cultural and creative sectors to access finance.
The new programme will enable the European Union to lead the way to climate neutrality in line with our‘A Clean Planet for All' proposal and support infrastructure for safe, clean, secure and connected mobility, as proposed by the Commission in the‘Europe on the Move' package.
In particular, the new programme will help identify, create and operate interoperability solutions, which will then be provided for unlimited use to other Union's institutions and bodies, and national, regional and local public administrations, thus facilitating cross-border or cross-sector interaction between them.
The new Programme will maintain the most successful elements of the old one while taking into account new societal challenges, such as the increased complexity of decision making, the need to move towards more sustainable patterns of consumption, the opportunities and threats brought by the development of digitalisation, and the specific needs of vulnerable consumers.
The new programme will focus on EU added value and systemic impact, with support for three types of action: learning opportunities for individuals, both within the EU and beyond; institutional cooperation between educational institutions, youth organisations, businesses, local and regional authorities and NGOs; and support for reforms in Member States to modernise education and training systems and promote innovation, entrepreneurship and employability.
The new programmes will consolidate six existing programmes in the area of justice, fundamental rights and citizenship which are running in the 2007-2013 funding period:.