Examples of using Cohesion programmes in English and their translations into Danish
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This may help also to overcome difficulties in implementing cohesion programmes.
Framework programmes, research and development structures, cohesion programmes, and competitiveness and innovation programmes are crucial.
First, through greater emphasis on territorial cohesion in the next generation of cohesion programmes.
Above all, I note that the speeding up and implementation of cohesion programmes is distracting attention from other needs.
My second comment is on an issue quite dear to my heart andthat is private capital participation in the financing of cohesion programmes.
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To achieve it, the various cohesion programmes and measures must be directed not only towards regional development but also towards strengthening respect for the environment.
Other proposals which can be implemented within the framework of current cohesion programmes are, for example.
First, after the historic enlargement in May 2004, the implementation of cohesion programmes in the new Member States gathered pace in 2005 and the results are now in the first full year of implementation.
Our major concern in the months to come is to ensure that the new, good-quality cohesion programmes will start on time.
This situation demands that we ensure that cohesion programmes are properly implemented, since they are an important, powerful lever for helping the real economy, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises and for jobs.
Another idea put forward is to offer incentives to make implementation of the cohesion programmes as efficient and ambitious as possible.
The 2009 report already includes new detailed information on levels of fraud and irregularities, andindicates the suspected fraud rate per Member State for the 2000-2006 Cohesion programmes.
For the next generation of regional development, European Social Fund and cohesion programmes, the Commission proposes a more strategic approach in an effort to ensure that theircontent is targeted on growth and jobs.
We estimate that from the moment the decision on the budget is made we will need about 18 months to launch the new generation of cohesion programmes and projects.
For multiannual Cohesion programmes, the Commission is making extensive use of the interruption and suspension of payments, avoiding payments to Member States where management and control systems are found not be effective.
This document will also bring out more clearly those city-focused priorities whichthe Commission considers to be indispensable or highly promising in order to implement cohesion programmes successfully.
Secondly, as has been said, but I want to go a step further: the links with the research aspects of other programmes, whether programmes of aid orTACIS and PHARE, or all our cohesion programmes- and much has been said about structural policy today- the links between the research aspects of these programmes and the purely research programmes should be identified more clearly.
The strategy's objectives can be achieved more easily through increasing the synergy between the research, development and innovation programmes, on the one hand, and the cohesion programmes, on the other.
At the meeting, Commissioner Danuta Hübner stressed that the absence of an agreement on the financial perspective for 2007-13 at the summit on 16 and 17 June would result in‘a major problem in financial andpolitical terms' as‘it takes 18 months to complete the process of preparing for the next generation of cohesion programmes.
Billion or 27% of EU funding has been allocated to projects for investment in jobs and growth in Europe over the last three years,according to a report adopted today on the EU's cohesion programmes for the 2007-2013 period.
The assessments which are now carried out by the European Commission give us information as to which bodies consistently have problems in terms of their managerial capabilities in implementing political cohesion programmes.
The conversion of the labour force employed in coal and steel production is still unsolved and, unfortunately,the regions in question have entered the category of regions with problems in the standard of living and need cohesion programmes.
On competitiveness, your recommendations concerning the competitiveness of regions andthe attention to be devoted to the development of human capital constitute the centrepiece of the draft Community strategic guidelines for the next generation of cohesion programmes.