Examples of using New generation of programmes in English and their translations into German
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New generation of programmes.
Orientations for the new generation of programmes.
New generation of programmes for post-2006.
The preconditions may often be in place before the new generation of programmes are adopted.
The proposal for a new generation of programmes in the domain of education and culture post-2006;
For this reason, we want a strongpartnership pact in both designing, drafting and implementing the new generation of programmes.
This new generation of programmes represents a major shift in Spain's priorities for cohesion policy.
Multi-annual planning is back on track and a new generation of programmes can be launched as from 2007”.
The new generation of programmes that have been successively negotiated over the past two years are designed to build on this success.
Still with a view to helping set up a real knowledge-based economy, we are working on a new generation of programmes for education and training.
The 2007 budget will support a new generation of programmes focusing on the Union's key priorities, in particular on sustainable growth and employment.
This requires the Federal Council to begin negotiations as soon as possible for a full association of Switzerland to Erasmus+ for the new generation of programmes from 2021.
As you rightly pointed out, Mr Botz,one of the most important tasks for the new generation of programmes is to simplify the implementing and financing procedures.
The Committee of the Upper Chamber approves continuation of the Interim Solution for Erasmus+ and, at the same time,calls for full association for the new generation of programmes from 2021.
In particular, these objectives should be incorporated, at European level, into the new generation of programmes, Youth for Europe and Grundtvig, for the period 2006-2012.
It relates in fact to the new generation of programmes or actions that will replace or continue the Socrates(education), Leonardo(training) and Youth for Europe programmes.
The Commission will later thisyear adopt its detailed legislative proposals for a new generation of programmes to run concurrently with the new financial perspective.
The new generation of programmes will boost investment in up-to-date technologies and will improve skills, helping regions move up the value chain to produce high-quality goods and services that can compete in the global marketplace.
In this context, in the month of March I shallbe presenting to the College of Commissioners a communication on the new generation of programmes for the period from 2007 to 2013.
My expectation of this new generation of programmes is that they should include manageable instruments, by which I mean action at Community level that is capable of being practically implemented, equipped with operational and financial resources in line with what the public want.
I should like now to outline the initiatives which will mark 2004 andwhich will particularly interest your Committee: the new generation of programmes for education and culture.
Furthermore, these actions will have a lasting effect as the new generation of programmes for 2007-2013(Lifelong Learning Programme, Culture, Youth in Action, Europe for Citizens, and Seventh Framework Programme for Research) will contribute to promoting language learning and linguistic diversity.
As far as synergy with other Community actionprogrammes is concerned, the European Commission believes that the new generation of programmes for 2007-2013 has taken a step forward in this area.
In fact, while the European Commission's approach to this new generation of programmes in the field of culture is commendable in being both transparent and effective, the way in which it intends to implement them needed to be revised, and it is this that Mrs Mouskouri has undertaken so successfully.
The common objectives proposed are also inspired by experience of the YOUTH programme andwill be taken into account when the new generation of programmes on education, training and youth are being prepared.
I am sure I can count on the support of your Committee for this new generation of programmes aimed at supporting transnational cooperation in the fields of lifelong learning and of citizenship in the broad sense of the term.
In the light of the Communication on future policies and budgetary means and the results of public consultation and recent Interim Evaluation Reports4,the Commission will later this year adopt legislative proposals for a new generation of programmes in the fields of Youth, Culture and Audiovisual for the next programming period.
While some cannot be implemented as part of MEDIA 2007 andwill be taken into account when preparing the new generation of programmes after 2013, others suggest adjustments for the continuation of the present programme. .
I voted in favour of Mr Hatzidakis's recommendation laying down general provisions on the Structural Funds,and I was pleased to see that the new generation of programmes will be able to start in early 2007, which is vital for the continuity of activities in the Member States.
The Commission indicated that the next steps regarding education and training policy would involve further work to improve the quality andcomparability of indicators, a new generation of programmes to be established for the period 2007-2013(see page 7) and recalled that a further interim report was due in 2006.