Examples of using Cross-border cooperation programme in English and their translations into Danish
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Cross-border cooperation programme with Germany Poland.
An additional ECU 4 million have been allocated for a cross-border cooperation programme.
Cross-border cooperation programme with Italy Slovenia.
Some of them are feasible, such as the cross-border cooperation programme.
Cross-border cooperation programme with Greece Bulgaria.
An additional ECU 53 million has been allocated for a cross-border cooperation programme.
Cross-border cooperation programme with Germany Czech republic.
An additional ECU 19 million have been allocated for the cross-border cooperation programme.
The cross-border cooperation programme was the main innovation in 1994.
Therefore those acceding countries should be removed from the list of borders eligible for the Phare cross-border cooperation programme.
Cross-border cooperation programmes between the Western Balkan countries also aim at overcoming the legacy of the past conflicts.
I believe that Russia is about to announce a major financial contribution to several EU-led cross-border cooperation programmes.
Regardless of the external dimension, cross-border cooperation programmes should not be pursued under the regulations for development aid.
In the border regions selected according to Article 2,the projects to be included in the cross-border cooperation programme can take the form of.
The three regions decided, through a cross-border cooperation programme, to turn the barrier that was the Channel into a major means of communication.
By Bernhard Schausberger(1),working for the Joint Technical Secretariatfor the Cross-border Cooperation Programme Slovakia-Austria 2007-13.
The 1996 PHARE Baltic Sea Region Cross-Border Cooperation Programme and toe 1996 TACIS Cross-Border Cooperation Programme provide funds for the partner countries' participation in INTERREG activities.
The work started in 1994was carried on in many areas; infrastructure pro jects continued to be of great importance and the cross-border cooperation programme gained momentum.
The PEACE programme shall be implemented as a cross-border cooperation programme within the meaning of Article 3(2)(c) of Regulation(EC) No 1083/2006.
Cross-border cooperation programmes are also important for being effective and achieving results when implementing strategies linked to poverty reduction and the integration of disadvantaged groups into European mainstream society.
Between 50 and 80% of the national budgets are to be committed to cross-border cooperation programmes and 6% to interregional cooperation programmes. .
The promotion campaigns supported by the cross-border cooperation programmes can provide patients with a level of information which will enable them to use the system, with the fewest possible abuses, in accordance with the approved regulations.
It is clear that the cities and the regions, orin France's case the, have had difficulty in setting up cross-border cooperation programmes, given the differences in legislation that exist between the countries concerned.
Whereas, for applicant countries of central and eastern Europe, the present geographic definition of the PHARE cross-border cooperation programme needs to be gradually extended in order to comprise, in addition to regions adjacent to the European Union, borders with other applicant countries which are PHARE beneficiaries; whereas, in a later stage, borders with other neighbouring countries benefiting from PHARE or other Community assistance programmes may also become eligible;
I agree with the rapporteur that overall responsibility for the ENPI should be returned to the Regional Development DG and that the cross-border cooperation programmes should be implemented in a framework similar to that for the Interreg programmes. .
In addition, 12 existing Interreg III cross-border programmes have been adaptedto the EU-25 framework, nine new cross-border cooperation programmes have been adopted- some concerning‘neighbourhood' policy with third countries(see Inforegio News No 130)- and the regions in the new Member States have been included in transnational cooperation zones and inter-regional networks.
The European Union already contributes through existing instruments,in particular the PHARE, TACIS and cross-border cooperation programmes, to economic growth and freer trade, encouraging new investment possibilities.
Commission Regulation(EC) No 2760/98(4), as amended by Regulation(EC) No 1596/2002(5), envisages the extension of the Phare cross-border cooperation programme to borders with other neighbouring countries benefiting from other Community assistance programmes; it is appropriate to extend the Phare cross-border cooperation programme to cover also the Bulgarian border with Turkey.
Tendering, contracting, implementation and payments for pre-accession assistance under the Phare programme, the Phare cross-border cooperation programme and pre-accession funds for Cyprus and Malta shall be managed by implementing agencies in the new Member States as from 1 May 2004.