Examples of using Shared management in English and their translations into Czech
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This is the concept behind shared management.
They help improve shared management, and that also means structural funds.
The draft abandons regional and local level control in multi-level governance,overturning the shared management principle.
The fact is, it is in this context of shared management that we have the largest number of problems.
President-in-Office of the Council,we must finally have this political responsibility for shared management of EU funds in place.
In the area of shared management, the Member States have presented summaries for declarations and audits.
The information has to be made available on a single website in each Member State, in line with the principle of shared management.
In line with the principle of shared management, the Member States are responsible for selecting operations for financing under the structural funds.
I also agree with the Court when it points out the weaknesses of the Member States' systems andsome other issues in shared management.
So the understanding is that we have shared management problems, and we must also share information about the work- how we manage the Structural Funds.
For years there have been numerous problems with the multi-layer management of the Structural Funds and their shared management.
Regarding shared management, the role of the Commission is to'finalise and agree with Member States on the common standards of these sets of information before April 2008.
The second point to which we attach importance concerns national management declarations for funds that are subject to shared management.
One of the reasons is that a considerable proportion of the funds is administered under shared management, i.e. 80% of the EU's funds are managed by the Member States.
We are sure that the Commission has as much interest as Parliament does in ensuring that the Member States fully apply paragraph 44 in the area of shared management.
In accordance with the concept of shared duties or shared management, it is the Member States and/or the regions that are responsible for the implementation of the programmes on the ground.
If you wish simplification to have a quick and effective impact on the error rate,my view is that it means abandoning shared management in some areas.
This shared management of borders is an essential safeguard allowing for the full exercise of one of the EU's fundamental freedoms: the free movement of persons within the Schengen area.
It is important to further strengthen the responsibilities of Member States, who manage over 80% of the European budget,particularly in areas under shared management.
As you know, the ESF is implemented through shared management, and I believe that the management system of the current ESF is not compatible with the objectives of the EGF.
Mr Tremopoulos's report follows up the Commission Communication on the European Transparency Initiative,introducing proposals designed to promote the disclosure of data on beneficiaries of funding as well as transparency in shared management and partnership.
The shared management system characterising the cohesion policy implies a high degree of complexity in the interpretation and application of the rules given the numerous actors involved.
Regional policy, cohesion policy, however, is a kind of policy that is capable,including under the auspices of shared management, of making European policy something that European citizens can see and grasp.
However, the Member States have poor shared management in agriculture, cohesion and the Structural Funds, where there are too many errors- over 60% sometimes in some Member States.
However, I share the Court's view that the Member States' reporting is not yet satisfactory and the Commission will pursue its efforts to remedy this situation for the existing programmes, andalso for the next generation of programmes and the shared management.
However, I believe that shared management is indeed a source of complication at the level of European funds and the degree of complication which we have is not, in all cases, due to fraud, especially in the agricultural sector.
The report points out that 80% of Community expenditure is administered by the Member States under'shared management' and that each Member State must be able to take responsibility for the management of EU funds received by it.
As regards shared management funds, in addition to what has already been said, we need to put pressure on the Member States in this regard, and in particular try to find instruments that improve the situation with international organisations, which often seem opaque.
On the continuity side, I would very strongly stressthat this multiannual programming, financial additionality, shared management and partnership principles represent a great European value that we should continue to care about.
I would like to finish by talking about shared management and the audit chain, and to reiterate my proposal to include the national courts of auditors more in the process since, according to the Council's Decision, we will never have national statements from the governments.
