Examples of using Obnova in English and their translations into Dutch
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Phare and Obnova in 1998.
The total allocation in 1998 was more than EUR 186 million Phare and Obnova.
As for the Obnova regulation, the Council will carefully look into Parliament' s draft amendments.
The EC has also supported the country's reforms with OBNOVA and, since 2001, with CARDS assistance.
Out of the 60 Meuros of balance of payment support, the 15 Meuros grant programmed for 1999 will be financed by Obnova.
Obnova reconstruction of Bosnia and Herzegovina:
The operation is designed to be a one-off addition to the measures provided for under the PHARE And OBNOVA programmes.
Phare and Obnova- the Community programme related to aid for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia- also contributed€
we have doubled our Obnova support for Montenegro from EUR 10 to 20m.
this assistance was focused on emergency support through the European Commission's Humanitarian Aid Office(ECHO) and the Obnova programme.
of that EUR 530 million, 50% was old, pre-2000 money from the Obnova and Phare programmes and 30% was taken from the same programmes for the year 2000.
requested the Commission to further assist Montenegro by developing specific projects on the OBNOVA budget line in early 1999.
The measures to be financed under the OBNOVA programme as a matter of priority include such areas as mine clearance,
assistance to the entire region which currently comes under the OBNOVA and PHARE programmes.
Eastern Europe,+ EUR 147 million), OBNOVA(cooperation with the Republics formerly part of Yugoslavia,
current co-operation under TACIS and OBNOVA, and instruments such as the Human Rights Regulation.
notably by replacing the Phare and Obnova programmes by the CARDS programme(Community assistance for reconstruction,
of the monitored projects were financed under the Phare and Obnova programmes.
the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia(OBNOVA)(2) and under Council Regulation(EEC) No 3906/89 of 18 December 1989 on economic aid to certain countries of Central and Eastern Europe(PHARE)3.
has adopted its opinion, and the Council will already be initiating discussions at the end of this week about how the amendments proposed by the European Parliament might be taken account of when making the final decision on Obnova.
TACIS, Obnova and FYROM- were covered,
Amending the Council Decision granting a Community guarantee to the European Investment Bank against losses under loans for projects outside the Community to replace the reference to Council Regulation 1628/96(Obnova) with a reference to this Regulation.
Tacis and Obnova(increased funding)