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The Integrated Programme is aimed in particular at.
Under the conditions and arrangements for implementation specified in the Annex, this programme is aimed in particular at.
The programme is aimed at natural and legal persons.
The IntegratedLifelong Learning Programme is aimed in particular at.
This programme is aimed at long term unemployed and minimum income recipients.
Within the framework of the Integrated Lifelong Learning Programme, the Leonardo da Vinci programme is aimed at.
The programme is aimed at people in vocational training at all ages and all occupational categories.
Under the conditions andarrangements for implementation specified in the Annex to the decision, this programme is aimed in particular at.
The MEDIA-Plus programme is aimed at encouraging the development, distribution and promotion of European audiovisual works.
Within the framework of the Integrated Lifelong Learning Programme and the Annex, the Jean Monnet programme is aimed at.
The R& D partnership programme is aimed at compensating for the market failure in drug development through increased public funding.
Under the conditions and arrangements for implementation specified in the Annex and bearing in mind the definitions in Article 2, the programme is aimed in particular at.
The programme is aimed at around 300 million people between school age and retirement age or, to put it rather crudely, from the cradle to the grave.
In contrast to the large stimulus packages which, over the last year,have been set up predominantly to rescue the financial system as such, this programme is aimed directly at entrepreneurs, not banks.
This programme is aimed at preventing and combating violence against children, young people and women and at protecting victims and groups at risk.
The SEPA communications programme is aimed at informing all stakeholders about the longterm goals, challenges and benefits of SEPA.
This programme is aimed at policy makers, counselling and guidance practitioners, service users, trade unionists and employers.
This programme is aimed at young people, in principle between the ages of 15 and 25, as well as those involved in youth work, who are legal residents of a Member State.
The six-year programme is aimed at improving health information and knowledge, ensuring a rapid response to health threats and addressing health determinants.
The Europe for Citizens programme is aimed at bridging the gap between the citizens and the EU, and will be provided with instruments to promote active European citizenship.
This programme is aimed at promoting a forward-looking and quantified view of spatial development trends in Europe, bringing in both neighbouring countries(including Switzerland and Norway) and the applicant countries.
STRESSES that the SESAR programme is aimed at maintaining a high level of safety, improving capacity and developing an efficient, sustainable and environmentally friendly European air transport system;
The programme is aimed at producing harmonised European statistics in order to contribute to the development, production and dissemination of common, comparable and reliable statistical information at Union level.
This Programme is aimed at improving energy efficiency, supporting initiatives relating to all energy aspects of transport and promoting renewable energy sources both at Community and at international level.
The proposed programme is aimed at facilitating Europe wide investment in early stage Internet firms, stimulating the exploitation of public sector information, and enhancing linguistic and cultural customisation.
The programme is aimed at supporting cooperation between administrations, including local and regional administrations and Community institutions and bodies, by facilitating electronic cross‑border and cross-sectoral interaction.
The rare diseases programme is aimed by definition at smaller groups, even at family level, often faced by vast bureaucracies for whom those sorts of expenditures constitute little more than a heavy lunch.
The Civil Justice Programme is aimed at improving mutual understanding of the legal and judicial systems of the Member States, lowering the barriers to judicial cooperation in civil matters whereby improving the functioning of the internal market.
The programme is aimed at creating conditions for broader access to and use of digital content and, where appropriate, for greater economic return from services based on access to and(re)use of digital content by making a significant contribution to the"eEurope" strategy.
The programme is aimed in particular at supporting institutions pursuing an aim of general European interest such as the College of Europe(Bruges), the European University Institute(Florence), the European Institute of Public Administration(Maastricht), the Academy of European Law(Trier), the European Inter-University Centre for Human Rights and Democratisation and the European Agency for Development in Special Needs Education.