Examples of using Existing programmes in English and their translations into Czech
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Will they be integrated into existing programmes?
Beyond the existing programmes and funds, we intend to listen to the Egyptians and hear where they consider the country needs our support most.
There is a need therefore to leverage existing programmes at national and EU levels.
We are certainly in favour of the government's adoption of a national programme for preventing drug use among young people,with the aim of updating the existing programmes.
I would also point out the importance of some already existing programmes that are contributing to this objective, such as the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
I therefore think it is important that this facility should not be financed at the expense of existing programmes or jeopardise them.
Therefore, the existing programmes should continue to focus on active citizenship and the development of key competences, non-formal education and the promotion of European civil society.
For that reason, barriers that are still in place need to be removed andprocedures simplified, while existing programmes need to be expanded and promoted.
Existing programmes, such as the European Neighbourhood Policy and the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights, have cultural components which need to be coordinated and strategically deployed.
I think there is also a need to facilitate access to high quality work experience in Europe and, therefore,to preserve and strengthen the existing programmes aimed at increasing apprentices' mobility.
For example, the Commission should consider using the existing programmes which promote mobility and active citizenship, as well as new forms of communication, such as social networking, which encourage public debate.
I also agree on promoting the exchange of information between the European Groupings of Territorial Cooperation(EGTC) that have already been created,as well as those in the process of being set up within the framework of existing programmes.
When promoting innovation andcreativity it is worth taking advantage of experiences gained from existing programmes in education as well as from other initiatives, particularly those with a cross-border dimension.
And lastly, what direct support should be provided by European programmes- should we have ad hoc programmes for the social economy, orcreate space within existing programmes for these operators?
Fully implementing existing programmes: we welcome the impressive progress made in implementing the Greek programme and the agreed adjustment programme for Ireland, including the adoption of the 2011 budget.
We fully agree on what needs to be done,including a point that has been made by many speakers that we need to maintain the existing programmes to assist the most vulnerable people in North Korea, who are facing tremendous hardship.
Cutting the resources from existing programmes will not replace the need for additional new resources if we want to set new objectives for the European Union, if we want European integration to provide real added value, including for taxpayers, who rightly watch every penny allocated to the European budget.
As draftsman of the opinion on the 2009 budget for the Committeeon Women's Rights and Gender Equality, I am concerned by the unsatisfactory use of the budget for the needs of existing programmes such as the Progress or Daphne programmes. .
In Parliament, however,we held the view that our existing programmes which are already under way are not in a position to allow for funds to be taken away, and we failed to arrive at a compromise solution.
However, I share the Court's view that the Member States' reporting is not yet satisfactory andthe Commission will pursue its efforts to remedy this situation for the existing programmes, and also for the next generation of programmes and the shared management.
In particular, I would like to stress the necessity of conducting a review of existing programmes with a cultural component and of drafting a Green Paper and a communication from the Commission outlining concrete policies for the role of culture in the EU's external actions.
In the future evaluations carried out by the European Commission and the Court of Auditors of the European Union, the following aspects must be clarified: the allocation and use of funds by the EU for ensuring safe decommissioning,safe storage of nuclear waste and coordination between the three existing programmes.
What is needed for ideal modest financing is the establishment of priorities andsynergies with other existing programmes and with the World Bank and regional development banks, which are increasingly investing in renewable energies and in energy efficiency.
The specific existing programmes, like the Cooperation programme, the Ideas programme, the People programme and the Capacity programme, can and should enable the development of knowledge to enable our businesses to innovate more and enhance their competitiveness.
When we have EUR 142 billion of commitments- that is, 1.15% of Europe's GNI- the Commission proposes to finance new priorities, as well as programmes already included in thefinancial framework for 2007-2013, by taking from the funds of existing programmes and from a budget margin that has been reduced to virtually nothing.
In order to establish an effective and efficient system for financing social programmes, aid from the structural funds must be combined with other existing programmes, such as the European Progress Microfinance Facility, through which micro-credits are provided to small enterprises and support is given to people setting up a business, and other instruments.
Irrespective of any considerations regarding the objectives of the new European microfinance facility,it is unacceptable that it should be financed by reducing the funds available to existing programmes, in this case Progress, a Community programme in the area of employment, social inclusion and equal rights.
The proposal for the creation of the Erasmus first job programme, which I presented alongside Mr Fernandes, is based on the following principles: firstly,additional funding for existing programmes in the fields of education, science, training and innovation; and secondly, each case will have a training component and a component in which the trainee will have a contract with an innovative European company and will be cofunded by the European budget.
The concept of MEDIA Mundus is new, ambitious and innovative, because it promotes cooperation between professionals,which is not done normally by European programmes, and, unlike existing programmes, it is also based on mutual benefit, not only for our film-makers but also for film-makers from third countries, in different fields.
So as a representative of the existing programme, why has the creator changed the rules? my question is, the big question is?