Examples of using Cross-border cooperation programmes in English and their translations into Croatian
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Cross-border cooperation programmes along internal EU borders.
Call for expression of interest for assessors under cross-border cooperation programmes.
The cross-border cooperation programmes referred to in point(c) of Article 6(1) can be established.
Participation of the European Economic Area countries in the Cross-Border Cooperation programmes should continue to be based on their own resources.
For the ENI,partner countries covered by the ENI and the Russian Federation when the relevant procedure takes place in the context of the multi-country and cross-border cooperation programmes in which they participate;
Relevant regional and cross-border cooperation programmes should increase their support of civil society.
Based on experience from previous programming periods, the Commission should define the list of cross-border areas to receive support under cross-border cooperation programmes in a simpler way, by cooperation programme. .
Union support through cross-border cooperation programmes shall, as appropriate, address the following priorities.
A For the purpose of harmonising the terminology used in this Regulation with that of the European Territorial Co-operation,the implementation documents for the Cross-Border Cooperation programmes should be called joint operational programmes. .
Participation of the EEA countries in the cross-border cooperation programmes should continue to be based on their own resources. 11.
Moreover, NIPAC is responsible for coordination among the components of IPA programme, annual programming within the scope of IPA TAIB programme andfor coordination of beneficiary country's participation in relevant Cross-Border Cooperation Programmes.
Interreg as the main funding instrument of Cohesion Policy,supports cross-border cooperation programmes in EU border regions, including those with bordering EFTA countries.
IPA II funding may also finance, as appropriate, the participation of beneficiaries listed in Annex I in transnational andinterregional cooperation programmes under the ERDF support to the European Territorial Cooperation goal and in cross-border cooperation programmes under the ENI.
The European Commission has adopted a series of cross-border cooperation programmes totalling €1 billion, supporting social and economic development in the regions on both sides of the EU's external borders.
IPA II funding may also finance, as appropriate, the participation of beneficiarieslisted in Annex I in transnational and interregional cooperation programmes under the ERDF support to the European Territorial Cooperation goal and in cross-border cooperation programmes under the ENI.
Under the ENI andIPA II, cross-border cooperation programmes shall be implemented, in particular, in shared management with Member States or in indirect management with third countries or international organisations.
Transnational cooperation should aim to strengthen cooperation by means of actions conducive to integrated territorial development linked to the Union's cohesion policy priorities, andshould also include maritime cross-border cooperation not covered by cross-border cooperation programmes.
Community-led local development under Article 32 of Regulation(EU) No 1303/2013 may be implemented in cross-border cooperation programmes, provided that the local development group is composed of representatives of at least two countries, of which one is a Member State.
When submitting draft cross-border cooperation programmes, Member States, in duly justified cases, and, in order to ensure the coherence of cross border areas, may request that additional NUTS level 3 regions are included to those listed in the decision referred to in the second subparagraph.
He worked in Croatia in 2005-2006 supporting the EC Delegation and Ministry of Foreign Affairs& European Integration in Zagreb in Management of Neighborhood Programmes with Slovenia& Hungary, that was seeking enhanced development of Slovenian,Hungarian& Croatian border region through successful implementation of cross-border cooperation programmes through the means of grant schemes operating under the Interreg IIIA and EC PRAG rules.
Without prejudice to Article 20(2) and(3), cross-border cooperation programmes may cover regions in Norway and Switzerland and also cover Liechtenstein, Andorra, Monaco and San Marino and third countries or territories neighbouring outermost regions, all of which shall be equivalent to NUTS level 3 regions.
Implementation shall, as a rule, take the form of annual or multiannual, country-specific or multi-country programmes, as well as cross-border cooperation programmes, established in accordance with the strategy papers referred to in Article 6 and drawn up by the respective beneficiaries listed in Annex I to this Regulation and/or the Commission, as appropriate.
When submitting draft cross-border cooperation programmes, Member States, in duly justified cases, and, in order to ensure the coherence of cross-border areas, may request that NUTS level 3 regions other than those listed in the decision referred to in the second subparagraph, are added to a given cross-border cooperation area.
The Commission and the participating countries shall take the appropriate measures to ensure that Cross-Border Cooperation programmes, in particular for sea basin▌, established under this Regulation and transnational co-operation programmes established under Regulation(EU) No[…](23)* and that have a partially overlapping geographical coverage will be fully complementary and mutually re-enforcing.
Project"BICBC" is co-financed by the European Union through the Hungary-Croatia Cross-border Cooperation Programme.
The implementation of the Cross-border Cooperation Programme is operated through Operating Structures(OSs), which have been established in both participating countries Art. 10 IPA Implementing Regulation.
That programme will be implemented as a cross-border cooperation programme involving Northern Ireland and Ireland.
The JMC can also make recommendations as to how to improve the implementation of the cross-border cooperation programme.
The installation of the panel was co-financed by Europan funds through IPA Adriatic Cross-Border Cooperation Programme.
