Examples of using Sub-programme in English and their translations into Finnish
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Creative Europe- Culture Sub-programme.
The Ideas sub-programme in FP7 provides a good approach to this.
Erasmus for all" and its sub-programme for sport;
It establishes sub-programmes to advance those objectives in the fields of.
Research in the fields of energy, security and space are included as explicit new sub-programmes.
Culture sub-programme- Supporting cross-border actions and promoting transnational circulation and mobility.
Organic production can also be promoted through thematic sub-programmes of rural development programmes.
This sub-programme covers all R& D work in the fields of diagnostics, therapeutics and the relief and prevention of disease.
The Committee's remarks on ICT also apply to the transport and space sub-programmes e.g. aeronautics.
The sub-programme is part of the EU LIFE Programme 2014-2020 and will provide €2 592 million for the environment over the next seven years.
Another possibility would be to conceive thematic sub-programmes devoted to social farming or to support Leader projects in this sphere.
This sub-programme for sport has a budget of 34 million EUR for this year out of a total amount of 238 million in the next seven years.
Low absorption perform ance of measures 2.1 and 2.3 of this sub-programme, concerning infrastructure, is justified by the same reasons as for subprogramme 3.
The sub-programme on Intelligent Energy Europe(IEE) will also include €727 million for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.
The budget for the LIFE Programme for 2014-2020 is set at€ 3.4 billion in current prices, and has a sub-programme for environment and a sub-programme for climate action.
The Transport sub-programme is geared to developing integrated,"green","smart" and safe pan-European transport systems and modes.
The European Parliament has acknowledged that the amount of expenditure allocated in the Commission's proposal to sub-programme 1. b,‘Cohesion for growth and employment', is justified.
The Intelligent Energy Europe(IEE) sub-programme includes €727 million for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.
Here the EESC would first refer to its exhaustive examination in its opinion on the 7th R& D framework programme andthe Euratom programme and its remarks concerning the Energy sub-programme.
All the sub-programmes, and notably that for carbon capture and storage, are designed to maximise opportunities for replication across Member States.
Investment has also gone into smaller Objective 1 regions,like the Northern Ireland Sub-programme where the construction of water supply and waste water facilities have generated some 2270 jobs in the area.
While continuing to emphasise the close links between issues arising in these two fields, the Commission takes note of the fact that Parliament andthe Council support the idea of implementing two separate sub-programmes.
While research in the environment sub-programme(including climate change)is designed largely to provide the diagnosis, the main purpose of the energy sub-programme is to provide the therapy.
The new Lifelong Learning programme(2007-2013), namely through the Leonardo da Vinci sub-programme, will allow the development of innovative training tools which can respond to specific skills requirements.
The CIP includes a sub-programme on Entrepreneurship and Innovation to facilitate access to finance for the start-up and growth of SMEs, and includes €430 million for investments in eco-innovation activities.
The following actions, designed to address teaching and learning needs concerning more than one sub-programme area, may be supported under the key activity of language learning, as referred to in Article 3(2)b.
The current programmes and sub-programmes would broadly retain their current, independent objectives, actions, structures and management systems, as well as their current budget allocations.
This programme will bring together the currently separate sub-programmes of the Lifelong Learning Programme, the international aspects of Higher Education, including Erasmus Mundus, and Youth in Action.
This sub-programme will consist of two parts: a financial guarantee facility, managed by the European Investment Fund, to make it easier for small operators to access bank loans; and funding to support studies, analysis and better data collection to improve the evidence-base for policy-making.
In future, I would like Member States to be able to define thematic sub-programmes: packages of measures which specifically target young farmers and recognise that they are a priority group in the Member State.