Exemple de utilizare a Multi-annual programming în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Multi-annual programming Council.
Shared management is to be continued,but with a shift to multi-annual programming.
Multi-annual programming and annual work programmes.
Strategic Coherence Frameworks and multi-annual programming(Components III and IV).
The multi-annual programming shall be implemented by means of annual work programmes and it shall be updated annually.
The annual work programme shall be consistent with the multi-annual programming referred to in paragraph 2.
The multi-annual programming shall set the strategic areas of intervention and explain what needs to be done to achieve the objectives.
While most projects were relevant to accession,a comprehensive multi-annual programming was not in place.
Technical Assistance for multi-annual programming of the future cross border cooperation programme in the Romania- Serbia area.
The RAL(reste à liquider)is an inevitable by-product of multi-annual programming and differentiated appropriations.
The forum and the EESC can enhance the European added value of the Asylum and Migration Fund in each Member State's multi-annual programming.
The multi-annual programming shall be updated where appropriate, and in particular to address the outcome of the evaluation referred to in Article 66.
The EGF, in turn,is established to provide support in exceptional circumstances and outside a multi-annual programming routine.
Shared management with a move to multi-annual programming was generally seen as the appropriate management mode for home affairs spending.
The instrument will build on the principles of existing cross-border programmes such as partnership, multi-annual programming and co-financing.
Shared management with a move to multi-annual programming was generally seen as the appropriate management mode for home affairs spending.
EEAS and Commission services will endeavour, wherever possible, to develop joint multi-annual programming documents with the Member States.
The multi-annual programming shall set out the overall strategic programming in the medium and long-term including objectives, expected results and performance indicators.
Timeliness is a key factor in ensuring ownership and multi-annual programming can do much to further improve it.
When adopting joint multi-annual programming documents referred to in Article 12, the delegated act shall only apply to the Union's contribution to the joint multiannual programming document.
Activities over the seven years period andannual work plans should be based on multi-annual programming of a limited number of actions per year.
Multi-annual programming coupled with annual clearance based on the payments made by the Responsible Authority aligns the eligibility periods with the annual accounts of the Commission.
For the funds under shared management, it is proposed to move to a system of results-driven multi-annual programming, instead of annual programmes.
In addition, multi-annual programming will be put in place to set out long-term policy objectives together with annual funding, thereby ensuring that the programme is a genuine policy-driven instrument.
The annual work programme shall list the Member States to be monitored the following year in accordance with the multi-annual programming and the thematic assessments.
The Commission also foresees a move away from annual programming towards multi-annual programming, resulting in a reduced workload for the Commission, the Member States and the final beneficiaries.
The multi-annual programming shall list the Member States whose asylum and reception systems shall be monitored each year, ensuring that each Member State shall be monitored at least once in every five-year period.
Similarly, less administration for all and quicker delivery of assistance will follow from introducing multi-annual programming for transition and capacity-building assistance as well.
Multi-annual programming coupled with annual clearance based on the payments made by the Responsible Authority will align the eligibility periods with the annual accounts of the Commission, without increasing the administrative burden compared to the current system.
The Commission also foresees a move away from annual programming towards multi-annual programming, resulting in a reduced workload for the Commission, the Member States and the final beneficiaries.