Examples of using Raphael programme in English and their translations into German
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Raphael programme: discussed.
Extension of the Raphael programme.
The Raphael Programme is an important one and it is the kernel of Community activity on behalf of culture.
From this point of view, the Raphael Programme is symptomatic of all the programmes. .
A grant of up to 32 millionECU's may also be provided for the Raphael programme.
The aim of the Raphael programme was to enhance European cooperation in the area of cultural heritage.
The European Commission will shortly be adopting the Raphael programme, which will run until 2000.
The Raphael programme was adopted in 1997 by the European Parliament and the Council for a period of four years 1997- 2000.
Question No 58 by Francisco Sanz Fernández(H-0232/96) Subject: The RAPHAEL programme for the European cultural heritage.
Mr President, this week the European Parliament is to take another step on the long anddifficult road towards the adoption of the Raphael programme.
The RAPHAEL programme deals with that; it lacks only financial resources commensurate with its ambition, just as a major injection of cash is required to provide schools with the appropriate funds.
Mr President, like the rapporteur, I certainly welcome the conclusion of the interminable discussions on the Raphael Programme.
Amongst other things, the Raphael programme is aimed at supporting projects which are of interest to the Community as a whole, which help to improve the way in which the cultural heritage is represented, and which have a European dimension.
If it is absolutely fundamental that cultural goods should be protected,it is all the more regrettable that the RAPHAEL programme has been blocked.
Regrettably, the Raphael programme is therefore in danger of remaining a purely marginal and ineffective instrument in a field which is so essential not only to our cultural, but also to our economic and social development.
The Union must therefore find ways of helping with the restoration work,for instance through the Raphael programme or the structural funds earmarked for Italy.
Both the Raphael programme- and, Commissioner, we should like an exact financial statement as regards the pilot phase- and today's report have the virtue of acknowledging the importance of this social impact of heritage projects.
On 29 March, the Commission adopted a proposal for a Decision establishing a Communityaction programme in the field of cultural heritage, the Raphael programme Table I.
The Raphael programme has gone through the same difficult process and it is with that in mind that we must obviously be pleased with the results of the conciliations and with the commencement of the programme, and we thank Mr Sanz Fernández for his excellent work.
Mr President, first of all I would like to congratulate the rapporteur andParliament's delegation which brought the difficult conciliation on the Raphael programme to a conclusion.
Now that we are discussing the Raphael programme at second reading, I should like to highlight a number of points, following on from the concerns expressed by Mr Sanz Fernández, rapporteur for the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education and the Media, whom I would congratulate once again on his excellent work.
However, we hope that the results of this programme will be sufficiently convincing for Member States to takefuture action to provide a decent budget for the Raphael programme.
No agreement was reached on the Decision establishing a Communityaction programme in the field of cultural heritage(RAPHAEL programme), as there was too wide a divergence between the Council's common position and the amendment proposed by the European Parliament regarding the programme's budget.
It is in this spirit that the Commission, in consultation with the current presidency of Council, is continuing its efforts in the hope that Councilwill adopt a mutually agreed position on the RAPHAEL programme at its meeting in Luxembourg on 11 June 1996.
Expenditure on essential programmes in the field of Community cultural action has been curtailed in recent years,as was the case with the Raphael programme, for instance. The European Commission's own expectations of this programme as stated in its 1995 proposal have therefore fallen well short of being realised.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I must begin by congratulating Mr Sanz Fernández on his firmness and resolution not to accept, as has already been said, this insignificant andalmost humiliating budgetary amount which the Council wants to allocate for the Raphael Programme.
The Union also supports measures for the development of the audiovisual industry(MEDIA), the production, conversion and broadcasting of high-definition television programmes andmeasures to protect the cultural heritage(Raphael programme), support artistic and cultural activities(Kaleidoscope 2000) and promote books and reading Ariane programme. .
The Council adopted the common position on the proposal for a decision establishing the Ariane programme(support for books and reading) on 27 June 1996 andthe common position on the proposal for a decision establishing the Raphael programme(support in the field of cultural heritage) on 8 July 1996.
PE DOC A4-267/97 Report on the joint text, approved by the Conciliation Committee, for a European Parliament and Council Decision establishing a Communityaction programme in the field of cultural heritage- the Raphael Programme(C4-391/97- 95/78(COD)) Parliament's delegation to the Conciliation Committee Rapporteur Mr Francisco Javier SANZ FERNANDEZ 05.09.1997-7 pp. ISBN 92-78-26956-5 AY-CO-97-319-EN-A Microform.
We have voted today against the recommendation for second readingconcerning a Community action programme in the field of cultural heritage, the Raphael programme, just as we voted against the programme at first reading.