Examples of using Aid instruments in English and their translations into German
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The Fund will provide assistance in cases where other aid instruments are not available.
Cumulation with other aid instruments is allowed up to the above-mentioned maximum intensities/amount.
The current framework proved however to be too restrictive interms of eligible SMEs, forms of financing, aid instruments and funding structures.
Other aid instruments such as soft loans, equity participation and guarantees were used by Member States to a lesser extent.
The possibilities for using other aid instruments will continue to be explored.
As regards aid instruments, tax exemptions were used for 55% of total aid granted(with an increasing trend over the period), followed by direct grants 42.
In order to help firms in extremely disadvantaged locations, additional aid instruments under the second pillar should be constantly developed and adjusted.
Chapters on aid devoted to particular manufacturing sectors and objectives have been reorganised andthe chapter on aid instruments has been extended.
The Europe 2020 Strategylays down various priorities for which state aid instruments can be used in a policy mix to contribute to several flagship initiatives.
As regards aid instruments, the most frequently used in 2009 was direct grants(roughly 80% of the total) followed by soft loans32(11%) and tax exemptions 9.
Mr President, the POSEI programmes were proposed more than 10 years ago as aid instruments for what we now know as the outermost regions.
Secondly, we need to focus our aid instruments, support civil society, support private initiative and strengthen the role of the European Parliament and of the Pan-African Parliament.
Capital investments and conversions of debt into equity participation accounted for 11% of total aid, while favourable loans(6%) and guarantees(4%)given by the state were the least frequently used aid instruments.
A range of aid instruments were used in the manufacturing sector with grants making up half the total and the other half split between soft loans, tax exemptions, equity participation and guarantees Table 5.
It is thus perfectly legal policy decisions, technical decisions and value judgements which are leading to the loss of biodiversity and such decisions are often backed up orinitiated by decisions and aid instruments of the EU, the Member States or municipalities.
A range of aid instruments were used in the manufacturing sector with tax exemptions making up almost 40% of total aid followed by guarantees(30%), grants(15%) and tax deferrals(11%) Table 5.
That is why it is extremelyimportant to guarantee the appropriate budgetary resources for aid instruments to small and medium-sized enterprises, such as the Competitiveness and Innovation Programme or the JEREMIE initiative.
They are new aid instruments which are of particular importance for the new members of the European Union, and which are designed to facilitate funding absorption in the field of cohesion policy between 2007 and 2013.
A large number of themeasures approved serve the support of renewable energy production, using different aid instruments for that purpose, mostly investment aid and operating aid in the form of tax reductions or feed-in tariffs48.
By adopting special aid instruments, such as the European Union Solidarity Fund, the EU is demonstrating that it is capable of maintaining unity in the face of adversity, in situations that are particularly demanding in human and material terms.
Against this background,Member States broadly agreed about the need on one hand to adapt existing aid instruments to better cover innovative activities and, on the other hand, to develop instruments that address gaps in the current system.
A range of aid instruments were used in the manufacturing sector with tax exemptions making up 60% of total aid followed by soft loans(16%), grants(11%) with the remainder split between equity participation, tax deferrals and guarantees Table 5.
I would like to add my voice to their appeal, and also to the opinion of many fellow Members, that all Member States, including those which are outside the euro area, should now,already, take an active part in measures to strengthen the euro area and create aid instruments for its members.
Actions under the three pre-Accession aid instruments will be integrated into the Accession Partnerships with each of the candidate countries to ensure coherence.
By adopting special aid instruments like the European Union Solidarity Fund, the Community that we seek to make'united in diversity' demonstrates its ability to remain united in adversity, even in situations that place high demands on human and material resources.
At a time when many are questioning the soundness of our joint project,special aid instruments such as the European Union Solidarity Fund show that we are capable of remaining united in adversity, even in situations that place high demands on human and material resources.
The Council also welcomes the Commission's determination to preserve the various direct and indirect food security andfood aid instruments which ensure a flexible response to the great range of food security problems and situations in the developing countries at the household, local, national and regional levels and which take account of the various national political, social and economic contexts.
Grants are by far the most frequently used form of aid instrument making up 63% of the EU total.
It notes that the conclusions question the usefulness of programme food aid as an aid instrument and that the evaluators consider that, on average, Community actions were relatively more cost-effective than those of bilateral donors.
Seven countries(Austria, Cyprus, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Italy and Spain)used only grants as an aid instrument to grant environmental and energy state aid. .