Examples of using Cross-border co-operation programme in English and their translations into German
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Intervention type: Cross-border Co-operation Programme.
The Cross-border Co-operation Programme is a continuation of the previous Neighbourhood Programme 2004-006.
Type of intervention: Cross-border Co-operation Programme.
This cross-border co-operation programme covers an area of 22.187 km2 around the lake'Bodensee' and in the German-Austrian-Swiss Alps.
Adjacent areas may also be included in the cross-border co-operation programme for a NUTS III region.
The 2000 Cross-Border Co-operation Programme(CBC) consisted of the following main components.
GREECE and BULGARIA- Operational Programme 2007-2013: Greece- Bulgaria Cross-border Co-operation Programme.
The maritime cross-border co-operation programme covers the Greek regions of Crete, North Aegean and South Aegean in Greece.
Title: Operational Programme‘Belgium- France- the Netherlands- United Kingdom Cross-border Co-operation Programme 2007-13‘Two Seas.
This cross-border co-operation programme covers an area of 27,014 km2 around the Irish Sea, 16,632 km2 in Ireland and 10,382 km2 in Wales.
This amount includes the annual allocation for the Phare National Programme 2001(ES0101 to ES0107),Participation in Community Programmes(ES 0108), and the Cross-Border Co-operation programme Co-operation in the Baltic Sea Region 2001- ES0109.
It is expected that the‘Two Seas' cross-border co-operation programme will amongst other things contribute to.
Cross-border co-operation programme which will aim at bringing together border regions in EU Member States and partner countries and fostering their co-operation. .
As regards the PHARE programme, the Association Council noted that in 2001 Hungary could receive an estimated€ 108.8 million,including an allocation for Cross-border Co-operation Programmes with Austria and Slovenia, Slovakia and Romania.
This cross-border co-operation programme operates at an external border of the territory of the EU, which will be an internal border after Estonia's accession to the Union.
Phare support for Slovenia's accession preparations in line with the priorities highlighted in the Accession Partnership was channelled through three main programmes: the Phare National Programme(with a budget of€ 21.3 million) and the Cross-Border Co-operation Programmes with Italy(€ 5 million) and Hungary€ 2 million.
Cross-border co-operation programme which will aim at bringing border regions in EU Member States and in the partner countries together and fostering their co-operation. .
The EU will further its support for conventional weapons disarmament through a wide range of measures(local capacity building, weapons collection and destruction,border controls and cross-border co-operation programmes, etc.), which should be both specifically targeted as well as be integrated within conflict prevention, crisis management, post conflict reconstruction and long term stabilization and development.
Cross-border co-operation programmes are now operating in every part of Europe and the Commission has observed a huge upsurge in interest in Member States and in neighbouring countries.
The European Commission has adopted a cross-border co-operation programme between Germany and the Netherlands, which will be financed by the Community initiative INTERREG III.
The Cross-border Co-operation Programme is expected to result in an increased standard of living among the population through sustainable local development in the cross-border area.
The European Commission has adopted a cross-border co-operation programme between Austria and the Czech Republic, which will be financed by the Community initiative INTERREG III.
Romania-Bulgaria Cross-border Co-operation Programme 2007-2013”- Operational Programme under the European Territorial Co-operation Objective, co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund ERDF.
Some€ 627 million are available for INTERREG cross-border co-operation programmes in Germany during the period 2000-2006 compared to approximately€ 419 million in the period 1994-1999 for INTERREG II A.
PHARE also finances Cross-Border Co-operation programmes which promote co-operation between border regions in candidate countries of Central Europe and EU Member States(in conjunction with Interreg), as well as between candidate countries themselves.
In the field of transport and infrastructure, the Phare Cross-border Co-operation programme with Greece continued providing assistance, primarily focused on mature infrastructure projects concerning the north-south Pan-European Corridor X and specifically on the upgrading of the E75 road.
Finally, the Cross-Border Co-operation Programme(CBC) aims to strengthen border management and to activate regional co-operation between the eastern borders of Central European Accession Countries and the western borders of Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova.