Examples of using Coherence and complementarity in English and their translations into Finnish
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Coherence and complementarity of Union assistance.
I believe Mr Hutchinson spoke of coordination, coherence and complementarity.
Compliance, coherence and complementarity.
I am thinking first and foremost of what we can do in our own policy,about the three Cs of coordination, coherence and complementarity.
Coherence and complementarity with other sources of Union funding.
The Programme management committee will ensure coherence and complementarity with activities at Member State level.
Coherence and complementarity with EU Member States' strategies also need to be ensured.
The streamlining aims at increasing the transparency,efficiency, coherence and complementarity of the different processes.
Ensure coherence and complementarity between the management structures for these types of project, in particular by setting up new transnational entities such as"European companies";
That has called for a‘streamlining' of the policy co-ordination processes, with a view to increase the coherence and complementarity between the various processes.
I also fully concur with the need to ensure coherence and complementarity between the various instruments which currently exist for supporting research, development and innovation.
This new framework has also been an important step towards treating Africa as one and putting into practice the principle of division of labour to further enhance the coherence and complementarity of EU action.
Coordination with EUREKA will be strengthened to improve strategic coherence and complementarity of funding, in particular in the thematic priority areas.
Coherence and complementarity with other external action geographical instruments, in particular the Development Cooperation Instrument, will be taken into account throughout the programming stage while integrating the principles of differentiation and concentration.
For their part the European Union and its Member States will develop the coordination, coherence and complementarity of all aspects of their policy towards Russia.
The Council stresses the need for coordination, coherence and complementarity of forest related interventions by the international community in generaland in particular in the formulation and implementation of national forest programmes.
In implementing this programme, the Commission shall, in co-operation with the Member States, ensure its overall coherence and complementarity with the Community policiesand activities which impact on the cultural sector.
The Council recalls the need for co-ordination, coherence and complementarity in accordance in particular with the decision of the Council regarding"Guidelines for strengthening operational co-ordination between the Community represented by the Commissionand the Member States in the field of External Assistance.
As a complement to this document, the Spanish authorities defined a strategyfor using the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund to improve the coherence and complementarity of these two instruments.
In addition, the Council notes the Commission's intention to enhance coordination, coherence and complementarity inter alia through a rapid exchange of information between experts from Member States and the Commission.
At a later stage- in the light of further experience with this procedure- the usefulness of proposing a concrete legal basis to formalise its operation and to ensure coherence and complementarity between the different fora will be considered.
In particular, the Commission will attempt to increase coherence and complementarity, not only between the various actors(Member States, partner countries, civil society), but also among the external relations' policies of the EU, namely: Common Foreign and Security Policy, Trade Policy and Development Policy.
Efforts should also be made in enlargement countries in 2011-2013, as envisaged in the relevant MIPDs, to ensure greater coherence and complementarity between the support provided under the various components of IPA.
The main advantages of this option are increased coherence and complementarity with the ESF, the shortening of the decision-making processand the simplification and streamlining of EGF applications as the EGF could benefit from ESF structures, procedures, management and control systems as well as ESF simplifications in areas such as eligible costs.
With this strategy the first of its kind under the Treaty of Amsterdam- the EU and its Member States will intensify the coordination, coherence and complementarity of all aspects of their policy towards Russia.
The Commission will propose for the new Cohesion Policy post-2013 a Common Strategic Framework(CSF)that will ensure coherence and complementarity between the European Regional Development Fund, the European Social Fund, the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and the European Fisheries Fund.
The EU must focus its efforts on the poorest and most vulnerable countries and make sure those efforts are tailored to their needs and constraints,while ensuring coherence and complementarity between trade, developmentand other policies.
In close collaboration and coordination with Member States and all other actors involved, the Commission will ensure this coherence and complementarity and appropriate follow-up, with a timetable where possible, for the coordination of the Global Approach in these regions.
INVITES the Commission to report on progress in the implementation in the Annual Report on EuropeanCommunity's development policy and the implementation of the external assistance, especially on the steps taken by the Commission to contribute to coordination, coherence and complementarity as stated in the above mentioned Joint Declaration.
Attention was also given to other programmes, particularly the programme for Employment and Social Solidarity(PROGRESS) and the programme on active citizenship, in order toavoid overlaps and to ensure coherence and complementarity in particular in what concerns the actions supported by the present programme that might have positive consequences on the fight against discriminationand on the promotion of an intercultural dialogue.