Examples of using Development programmes in English and their translations into Czech
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Our development programmes are underway in countries around Africa, Asia and Europe….
That balance has been distorted in many rural development programmes, including those affecting my region of Northern Ireland.
Yet out of a total budget of a thousand billion euro, only a few hundred million over seven years is allocated to joint European research and development programmes.
Individual development programmes for management or specialist career paths.
It is important that the EU is visible in its various aid and development programmes which can be addressed to Tunisia.
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European research and development programmes will also then be able to generate greater efficiency.
In the next programming period, there is a need for investment in urban as well as sub-urban projects andfor better coordination with rural development programmes.
Create concrete development programmes for villages, towns, and regions at different hierarchical levels.
The review brings measurable results and findings about the efficiency andimpact of the development policies and the development programmes.
Adequate attention should also be paid in research and development programmes to decentralised means of producing biofuels because of their many advantages.
Neither should the release of funds for the reform of banana production- Banana Accompanying Measures(BAM)- be at the expense of current development programmes.
Secondly, I believe that we need to launch joint socio-economic development programmes in the border areas so as to create job opportunities for the local populations.
PL Madam President, the strength of the European Union is the cooperation of states and regions on solving common problems, andalso the implementation of development programmes.
I would like to underline that in cotton regions in Spain andGreece rural development programmes are actually efficiently used, for example the different agri-environmental schemes.
I believe it is essential for the Commission to undertake to assist Member States in the adoption of national strategies and rural development programmes aimed at boosting employment.
We therefore support a more efficient use of economic resources:for national development programmes and for the implementation of measures better tailored to the specific needs of each producer country.
The EC's overall approach, however, remains unchanged: landmines and other explosive remnants of war must be considered within a broad context of humanitarian assistance, long-term andsustainable socioeconomic development programmes.
We know that, every year,the European Union and the Member States give millions to cooperation and development programmes, that this assistance is necessary and that, in many cases, it makes all the difference.
The EESC supports the Commission's proposal to consider the establishment of young farmers as one of the Union's rural development priorities,in part through the implementation of thematic sub-programmes within rural development programmes.
The Commission has been funding specific research and development programmes into intelligent transport systems since 1988, which have produced unquestionably positive results and inspired numerous recommendations.
Greater attention must also be paid to farmers' organisations, anda European rural women's network should be created so that development programmes in rural areas are fully implemented.
At the end of the day, putting money into rural development programmes to address climate change, biodiversity and water management is, in theory, a very good idea, but how does one measure these things and assess value for money?
There are also differences in people's overall standard of living or lifestyle and the level of development of the country they live in, and this has a greater impact in this respect.These differences should be rectified with the help of development programmes financed by the EU.
We need coherent actions on climate change, more ecological transport,research and development programmes, to adapt agriculture to adequate water consumption, reforestation and, especially, better waste management.
The external dimension of culture in Europe should be asserted: culture should be incorporated into the political dialogue with our partner countries and regions andsystematically integrated into the development programmes, notably with our ACP partners.
Mine action has been part of the European Community's assistance and development programmes in third countries, which have covered a wide range of activities- stockpile destruction, mine risk education, mine victim assistance, rehabilitation and socioeconomic reintegration.
In South-East Europe, the grants coming from the Common Agricultural Policy have caused an increase in water consumption, a reason why it is necessary to encourage the full suspension of grants andto provide support for the management of water resources within rural development programmes.
The EU is endeavouring, with a package of money worth EUR 1 billion a year and various'development programmes', to strengthen the position of European capital in plundering the occupied country and acquiring a springboard for the exploitation of the peoples and wealth in the area as a whole.
Her report formulates numerous forward-looking recommendations, calling for example upon the Commission to take into consideration in its technical policies the impact of the policies toward the Roma, andto recommend introducing a unified system of requirements into development programmes.
The new Multiannual Financial Framework of the European Union must be established at Community level and national development programmes should be adjusted to each other in a way that they result in an optimal implementation of the Europe 2020 strategy by creating the necessary synergies.