Examples of using Geographic programmes in English and their translations into German
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The funding of mine action from the geographic programmes and their budget lines will continue.
However, the EIDHR can only act in complementarity with the applicable geographic programmes.
Geographic programmes: country strategy papers for Asia and Latin America, South Africa and the Middle East;
Funding will continue to be drawn from relevant geographic programmes as well as from a new horizontal mine action budget line.
Article 5(Geographic Programmes) covers the possible areas for cooperation and distinguishes between regional and bilateral cooperation.
This means that building updemocratic and equitable societies, with strong social partners, should still be a relevant objective for the geographic programmes.
Geographic programmes may be drawn, inter alia, from the areas of cooperation identified hereafter, which should not be read to equate with sectors.
Thematic programmes provided the Commission additional flexibility in dealing with specific challenges andalso provided a useful instrument to complement the geographic programmes.
Geographic programmes to support bilateral and regional cooperation with developing countries that are not covered by the ENI, IPA or the European Development Fund.
In addition, local authorities may receive financial support for activities in specific contexts, wheretheir added value can be established, and where these activities cannot be carried out under the geographic programmes.
Geographic programmes may be drawn from the areas of cooperation contained in the"European Consensus", amongst others, in order to attain the objectives provided for in Article 21.
The financial framework for the period 2007-2013 is set at EUR 16.897 billion:EUR 10.057 billion for the geographic programmes, EUR 5.596 billion for the thematic programmes and EUR 1.244 billion for the ACP Sugar Protocol countries.
Geographic programmes support the development of, and reinforce cooperation with, countries and regions in Latin America, Asia, central Asia, the Middle East(Iran, Iraq and Yemen) and South Africa.
Consistent with the overall purpose and scope, objectives and general principles of this Regulation, actions undertaken through thematicprogrammes shall add value to and, be complementary to, actions funded under geographic programmes.
Unlike in the ACP countries, where geographic programmes are used, in ALA countries thereistoo much dependence onthethematic programme on NSAs for funding capacitydevelopment.
The multi annual Thematic Strategy Paper will define more detailed priorities foraction in these different areas taking into account geographic programmes but without providing a very rigid framework, in order to respect actors' right of initiative by supporting their own initiatives.
Geographic programmes aimed at supporting cooperation with developing countries, territories and regions set out in Annex I(hereinafter referred to as'partner countries and regions'), which are included in the list of recipients of Official Development Assistance(ODA) of the OECD/DAC set out in Annex II.
This programme will primarily target interventions in the field and will be primarily implemented in developing countries andregions where geographic programmes do not provide for any support or financial allocation for non-state actors and local authorities due to weak political commitment, or in sub-regions out of reach of the country programme, or in situations of difficult partnerships, fragile states, post-conflict, political instability etc.
It is organised into three categories of programmes:(i) bilateral and regional geographic programmes covering cooperation with Asia, Latin America, Central Asia, the Middle East and South Africa;(ii) thematic programmes covering the following issues: investing in people, environment and sustainable management of natural resources, Non-State Actors and local authorities, food security, and migration and asylum; and(iii) sugar accompanying measures.
It consists of three categories of programmes:(i) bilateral and regional geographic programmes covering cooperation with Asia, Latin America, Central Asia, the Middle East and South Africa;(ii) thematic programmes covering the following issues: investing in people, environment and sustainable management of natural resources including energy, non-State actors and local authorities, food security, and migration and asylum; and(iii) accompanying measures for sugar-producing countries.
The translation of the objectives of the Regulation within the different programmes( geographic programmes, global public goods and challenges thematic programme, civil society organisations and local authorities thematic programme and the Pan African programme) into specific objectives are defined through multiannual programming and annual action programmes detailing the activities to be carried out by the EU, including the expected results and impact pursued by the actions in question.
For Afghanistan the Asia geographic programme has been increased to Q 488 million, of which 60 million for Afghanistan and neighbouring countries.
Without prejudice to Article 1(1)(a), a geographic programme shall encompass cooperation in appropriate areas of activity.
In the next seven years, we have one clear European Development Actwhich, with a clear, thematic programme and a geographic programme accounting together for nearly 70 billion, will map out the course.
The Commission shall determine the multiannual indicative allocations within each geographic programme in accordance with the general principles of this Regulation, based on the criteria laid down in Article 3(2), and taking into account, alongside the specificity of the different programmes, the particular difficulties faced by countries or regions that are in crisis, vulnerable, fragile, in conflict or disaster prone.
Delegations, in the framework of geographic programme implementation, drew lessons from these first experiences for the subsequent calls:(i) encouraging partnerships between weak NSAs and stronger ones;(ii) funding strong NSAs to train and mentor wider groups of weaker NSAs;(iii) selecting remote regions;(iv) allocating funds by geographical distribution.