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This programme is expected to start imminently.
The Community funding for the new programme is expected to significantly increase during the period 2007-2013.
The programme is expected to have the following results.
The investment programme is expected to be completed by 2008.
The programme is expected to reduce the unemployment rate by two percentage points.
The final decision on this programme is expected to be taken at the European Space Agency's Council meeting on 4 February.
The Programme is expected to assist some 330 000 firms to obtain loans, helping them to create or save hundreds of thousands of jobs, and launch new business products, services or processes.
Overall, the Flanders Operational Programme is expected to help some 250 000 people to find a job, start a company or take up education and training opportunities.
The Programme is expected to be completed by the end of 2007.
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 programme is expected to start at the end of the second quarter of 2017.
The Programme is expected to have the following impacts.
The programme is expected to create around 40 000 new jobs.
The Programme is expected to improve business-related infrastructure.
This programme is expected to generate total investment of €5.863 million.
The Programme is expected to create 25 600 jobs and 5 500 new businesses.
The new programme is expected to lead to the creation of 200 new jobs and 30 new businesses.
The programme is expected to create about 10 000 jobs directly or indirectly.
The Programme is expected to create or safeguard almost 30 000 jobs and to help create 3000 new businesses.
This programme is expected to begin from the middle of 2008 and should be concluded in the first half of 2009.
This new programme is expected to cover 600 development projects and 85.000 employees 3.3% of the total workforce.
The programme is expected to support up to 75% of the eligible project costs, up from 50% in previous years.
The programme is expected to be the biggest in the world, in terms of financial support on research, innovation, technological development and demonstration activities.
This programme is expected to be an important multiplier for co-operation and to provide a good framework for dialogue and co-operation in this field.
Over the funding period, the programme is expected to boost the qualifications of some 100 000 people, give 28 000 jobseekers a work placement and help a further 17 000 young people with employment and training measures.
The contracts under this programme are expected to be signed in the coming days.
Multiple programmes are expected to work together to achieve these targets.
The programmes are expected to receive final approval at the beginning of March.
The programmes are expected to yield new knowledge and other outputs that can have improved environmental characteristics.
The negotiations on the operational programmes between the Bulgarian authorities andthe European Commission are well-advanced and the programmes are expected to be approved in autumn 2007.