Examples of using Problem regions in English and their translations into German
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Aid to other problem regions.
Problem regions not confined to those with the lowest GDP per head.
Review of Development Zones: reduced population in problem regions to 33.1.
Types of problem regions in the EU.
A national consultancy scheme(the Enterprise Initiative) introduced favouring problem regions.
The problem regions discussed in this chapter are those of the period 1989-93.
A further study is being considered, which will focus on the needs of problem regions for investment in education and training.
Problem regions, both at NUTS 2 and, even more numerously, at NUTS 3 level, are spread across the Union.
Article 87.3(c) covers aid to other types of(national) problem regions"aid to facilitate the development of... certain economic areas.
In this case, the problem regions may benefit from the controls, but more in an indirect manner since regional policy objectives are not directly promoted by the control.
Insofar as the present regime allows for discrimination in favour of problem regions, control of state aid can both contribute to and support cohesion policy.
The consequence would be further reduction of the number of recipients, which the Committee does not consider desirable,as this would have a detrimental effect on farming in problem regions.
Part C of the report describes the situation in the Community's problem regions which were eligible for assistance under Community regional policies for the period 1989-93.
As labour costs differ less between regions than productivity, thereis a marked regional variation in unit labour costs, with some problem regions performing relatively badly.
Problem regions(Objectives 1, 2 and 5b) bordering on third countries are exposed to both general and special immigration-related pressures; these compound the difficulties caused by the regions' peripheral location and mean that new strategies are required to improve their socio-economic situation.
In this connection, regional policy must bring about animprovement in supply conditions that will make it easier to boost output and employment in problem regions.
It must be fair in order toensure we give priority to our poor regions without abandoning those problem regions going through the process of economic and social restructuring in wealthier Member States.
A growing world population, migration, urbanisation, climate change and natural disasters can lead to regions that arecurrently well supplied with water becoming problem regions in the future.
However, it must be taken into consideration that in many problem regions, particularly Objective 1 and 5b regions, the preconditions for the development of high-tech structures on a large scale are worse e.g. lack of R& D infrastructure, weaker innovation activities of existing companies.
The increase in the world's population, migration, urbanization, climate change and natural disasters can lead to regions that arecurrently well supplied with water becoming problem regions in the future.
Thus, policy measures to improve the innovative performance of SMEs in the problem regions, which also have a higher rate of unemployment, are of special importance because they help not only to improve the competitiveness of those companies but also to stimulate growth of employment in those regions. .
The increase in the world's population, migration, urbanization, climate change and natural disasters can lead to regions that arecurrently well supplied with water becoming problem regions in the future.
The regional dimension also seems to be less pronounced(50 Local Plans for at-risk children andyoung persons in problem regions), although the"PROGRIDE" Programme for Inclusion and Development(which will succeed the Programme to Combat Poverty and is currently being developed) should cover this dimension.
The European Regional Development Fund has paid out since its creation in 1975 nearly 7 200 million ECU to attract investment andimprove infrastructures in the problem regions of the Community.
To carry out this task, the IFO institute of Munich organized a largescale survey covering about 9 000 companies in industry andbusiness services in 45 problem regions, and for the purpose of comparison also in 10 prosperousregions control regions. .
The amount of assistance granted to projects of regional relevance rose again, accounting for about 73% of the Bank's activities in the member countries;this figure includes certain projects of common interest located in problem regions.
Special depreciation allowances on the construction of new buildings abolished./ 990:With Commission agreement a number of areas designated as permanent problem regions instead of receiving assistance under exceptional provisions.
There are also solid arguments for leaving various sensitive areas of production out of direct payments, such as suckler cows and sheep and goat premiums,not least in order to maintain farming in problem regions.
Given the relatively long periods required to make tangible progress towards convergence through increased productivity, and in view of the obstaclespresented by above-average unit labour costs in problem regions, this dual approach is an essential precondition for a successful regional policy.
In terms of the latter, the Randstad not only represents the major dynamic part of the country but also fears were expressed in relation to'overheating' in the Randstad resulting in nationwide deflationary measures being adopted to control inflationemanating from the Randstad at a time of high unemployment in the problem regions.