Examples of using Community added value in English and their translations into Finnish
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For a long time it has vacillated between subsidiarity and Community added value.
The Community added value of the assistance will be determined in so far as possible.
Third: the programme is intended to ensure that Community added value is maximised.
Community added value relates above all to the content of regional strategy and secondly to the design of programmes.
The establishment of EU-level re-insurance could bring real Community added value.
There has already been moderately high Community added value in comparison to the situation that would obtain if the Programme did not exist.
Actions should be implemented in a transnational framework with a view to developing Community added value.
They may be followed up through twinning actions whose Community added value derives from their cross-border nature.
Would deliver Community added value by bringing together and complementing work done at national and sub-national level.
Many of the multinational networks supported by the programme seem at first sight to be a cost-effective way of creating Community added value.
I would like to thank Mr Savary for saying that there is a certain amount of Community added value in such an important policy for the future.
The aim of these activities is to improve the synergy amongst national policies on gender equality and to develop a Community added value.
However, questions of visibility and Community added value seem much more important here than the amount of actual European aid that might be proposed.
Nevertheless, experience tells us that it is difficult and sometimes inappropriate to set such priorities orto determine in advance what the Community added value might be.
The Community added value is to be found in a new European co-operative approach that would complement bilateral action at Member State level.
The aim of these activities is to support andimprove the synergy among national policies on gender equality and to develop a Community added value;
As far as the Community Added Value is concerned the evaluation also showed that the structural fund resulted in investments which probably would not have taken place otherwise.
This wide range of challenges also highlights the need to concentrate assistance, and to focus on qualitative,systemic elements in order to increase Community added value.
To improve the Community added value and increase the number of countries involved, the Commission urged applicants to enhance networking with the other projects.
In the absence of the resources to cover everything,we must explain that we will intervene wherever there is Community added value, that is to say, essentially the great cross-border projects.
This is an area where Community added value has already proven to be efficient in supporting Member States' development of screening programmes for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer.
Financial assistance allocated to such projects will be established on the basis of the Community added value of the action and in accordance with the objectives and work programme of the relevant programme.
Given the objectives of a review of this type, the Committee would emphasize that the- even temporary- maintenance of an actcan only be justified, first and foremost, in terms of its Community added value.
These are either the specific projects(the 14“Essen projects”) or other projects presenting a high degree of priority and community added value such as the« rail bottlenecks»,« cross-border» links or Intelligent Transport Systems.
The Commission will ensure that the designers of training modules take all steps with a view to respecting the principle set out in Article 4(2), and,if specific reasons justify departing from this principle, that Community added value is ensured.
This clearly visible Community added value will be of benefit to European citizens and, due to that, it deserves a Community contribution based on projects planned by consortia involving shippers, transport operators and infrastructure providers.
By contrast, discussions on the policy for other types of region dealt principally with the quest for greater efficiency,and on the need to concentrate assistance on those measures where Community added value was greatest and through the synergies possible with the other Community policies.
We are seeing genuine Community added value today since we have a Community blacklist, each Member State's list will be distributed amongst all of the other Member States, and the European Union and the Commission have their degree of autonomy.
Two calls for proposals will be issued in January 2002: one with the aim of supporting andimproving the synergy among national policies and to develop a Community added value; the other in order to promote transnational exchange actions consisting of the transfer of information, lessons learned and good practice.
The Community added value should appear upstream, in the form of a reduction in the health risks emanating, for the most part, from our environment in the broadest sense of the word: transport, pollution, chemicals, food etc., but also from our behaviour and from social, economic and environmental inequalities.