Examples of using Resider in English and their translations into German
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The steel-making areas eligible under Resider II are those which.
Resider: the region of Asturias and the assisted areas in the provinces of Álava and Viscaya in Spain;
The Community programme Resider was adopted by the Council in 1988.
They were extended in 1994 for five years Rechar II and Resider II.
However, the progress of Rechar, Resider, Retex and SMEs was still too slow.
Guidelines of the Land de Niederosterreich on the implementation of the Retex and Resider Community initiatives.
For Rechar II and Resider II: DGXVI Gilland, Moray Tel.
The types of action that may be co-financed by theStructural Funds are the same for Rechar, Resider, Konver and RETEX.
Source of funding: European Regional Development Fund Resider programme- conversion of former steel-producing regions.
Relevant components in these domains are LIFE Natura and other budget lines such as EAGGF, ERDF,Rechar, Resider and the Cohesion Fund.
Germany benefits from the ERDF dominated Community Initiatives Konver, Resider, Rechar, Retex, SME, Urban and Interreg, which in most cases are managed independently in each Land.
The 1994-1999 period witnessed a considerable increase(229 MECU) with Interreg, Adapt, Employment,Konver, Resider, Urban, SME, Leader, Pesca.
Incidentally, both Resider and Rechar are available for this area, neither of which were fully utilized either last year or this, a fact which makes the urgent provision of additional funds questionable anyway.
Including commitments concerning Community programmes Resider, Renaval, STAR and Valoren Budgetary line B2-1420.
Konver, Rechar II, Resider II, RETEX: economic diversification operations(restoration of rundown industrial areas, company audits, promotion of new activities) in areas affected by the conversion of the defence, coal and steel, and textile industries.
Progress in the Initiatives relating to industrial conversion(Rechar, Resider and Retex) and SMEs is still too slow.
In addition, since no assent was forthcoming from the Council, it wasnot possible to use the ECU 30 million provided for in 1998(Article 95/ECSC) to top up from the ECSC budget the amounts allocated to the Community initiatives Rechar II and Resider II.
Support measures, like those set up some years ago under the Rechar and Resider programmes, should stave off hardship in these regions.
Although the Council adopted the Resider plan in February 1988 it did not approve the appropriations which the Commission was hoping for: ECU 50 million to be transferred from the EEC budget to the ECSC budget for the measures pursuant to Article 56 ECSC.
The procedure to be followed by companies applying for Community co-financing under the Rechar, Resider, Konver or Retex initiatives is to.
The continuation until the end of 1997 of four existing programmes- Rechar, Resider, Konver and RETEX- will contribute to the reconversion of regions that are dependent on the four sectors in question: coal, steel, defence and textiles.
The financial programmes for restructuring have been financed by structural funds with specific programmes for affected regions: Rechar I(1990-1993), Rechar II(1994-1999), Resider I(1988-1993) and Resider II 1994-1999.
The EESC recommends that the positiveexperiences with sectoral programmes such as Rechar, Resider and Retext be taken into account in modernising mono-industrial regions in the future and existing Member States and that new forms of social dialogue be promoted in these countries.
But a significant range of actions benefiting SMEs could be found in most other Community Initiatives, particularly Interreg II(trans-frontier cooperation) and those concernedwith the reconversion of industrial regions Konver, Rechar II, Resider II and RETEX.
Additional support measures need to be planned-like those set up years ago with the Rechar and Resider programmes, in order to prevent hardship in these regions.
With regard to industrial change, the Rechar, Resider, Retex and Konver initiatives will be continued until the end of 1997 to provide targeted and specific assistance to regions affected by the decline of the coal, steel and textile industries and all defence.
On a proposal from Mrs Monika Wulf-Mathies, Commissioner responsible for regional policies,the Commission has adopted the Resider II programme(restructuring of steel production areas) for Bremen for the programming period 1995-97.
Leader II will receive an additional ECU 230 million for the support of local integrated development initiatives and the four Community initiatives for regions undergoing industrial conversion(Konver,Rechar II, Resider II and Retex) will be extended to 1999 and allocated an additional ECU 380 million.
The wide-ranging consultation carried out in connection with the Green Paper indicated theinterest in continuing the Community initiatives Rechar, Resider, Retex and Konver, intended to support conversion by the regional economies strongly dependent on coal.
Following a request from the Italian Government, in 1998 the Commission transferred ERDF appropriations worth€ 93.773 million from theCommunity Initiatives relating to industrial conversion(Retex, Resider Π, Konver, SMEs) to the Objective 5(b) SPDs for the regions of Umbria and Marche, hit by the earthquake in 1997.