Examples of using Programme countries in English and their translations into German
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Continue the possibility to apply co-financing rules and decreased own contribution in structural funds for programme countries.
Programme countries(5): EL, IE, PT, RO, and shortly after publication of AMR: CY.
Banks headquartered in other euro area countries excluding Italy,Spain and the programme countries.
Programme countries tend to welcome steps taken to decentralise the Action inside the country. .
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The programme hasreached an almost equal number of participants from the programme countries(53%) and from third countries 47.
The programme countries are the member states of the European Union and currently five other countries outside the EU.
The Erasmus+ Teaching Staff Mobility programme supports short-term teaching assignments in Erasmus+ programme countries.
Increasing co-financing rates for Structural Funds in programme countries as proposed would enable the rapid mobilisation of EU funds in support of growth.
I think you will find it interesting to see how some of our economies are adjusting, in particular the programme countries.
The programme countries(Greece, Portugal, Ireland and Romania) receive only one recommendation: to implement the measures agreed under their programme. .
The assessment concerns only the YOUTH supported activities under Actions 1.1, 2.1,3 and 5.1 in the programme countries.
For all procedures,deadlines and details please contact Alison Vermeulen(mobilities in programme countries) or Stéphanie Notarnicola mobilities in partner countries. .
For mobilities within the European Union or Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway,Turkey or Macedonia please refer to ERASMUS+ with programme countries.
Programme countries are not covered by the Macroeconomic Imbalances Procedure, as they are already under enhanced economic surveillance as part of their economic adjustment programmes. .
Financial support for students on the Erasmus+ programme is based on thevariances in cost of living in the destination countries"programme countries.
With three different strands- programme countries, third countries, National Agency Training and Co-operation Plan- and nine activities,“Support Measures” is one of the programme's more complex actions.
However, even though it covers 100 000 young people per year,it cannot meet the high level of demand from the 75 million young people in the programme countries.
The seminar was attended byrepresentatives from a cross-section of beneficiary organisations(46 from 21 programme countries) and external experts, to discuss and assess the current procedures and tools of the programme. .
More transparent criteria and decision-making process as well as a more coherent and balanced implementation of the European andnational priorities throughout the Programme countries.
Programme countries(Greece, Cyprus, Portugal and Romania) are not covered by the Macroeconomic Imbalances Procedure, as they are already under surveillance as part of their economic adjustment programmes. .
Financial support for Erasmus mobility projects for training and continuing education purposes is based on thedifferences in the cost of living in the destination countries"programme countries.
Programme countries and some vulnerable countries introduced ambitious reforms, in particular in labour markets, financial markets, professional service sectors, network industries and their overall frameworks for competition.
Personnel mobility for further training purposes(STT)Erasmus+ enables further training measures for university personnel in programme countries in order to expand internationalisation.
The programme countries- i.e. Greece, Portugal, Ireland and Cyprus- do not receive recommendations, as they are subject to more intensive monitoring under programmes that aim to restore macro-financial stability, growth and competitiveness.
Anybody carefully reading the country-specific recommendations of the Commission ortaking a closer look at the measures agreed with so-called programme countries knows what the Commission has in mind.
The stated goals of the new programme, which is being implemented over the next seven years, are to improve the competence level and employability of young people and to encourage cross-border partnerships andthe collaboration between educational institutes within the programme countries.
The Member States have agreed on Monday as well with the possibility to increase the co-financingrate for all structural funds for so called programme countries, which receive special assistance, with a maximum of 10 percentage points.
The Commission recommends a better connection between National Agencies, in particular using the Youthnet site,as a way to improve the implementation of the European and national priorities throughout the Programme countries.
Rates for Funding Student Mobility(SM) The financial support for students from Erasmus+ for periods of stay abroad are based ac-cording to thevarious costs of living in the target countries"programme countries.