Examples of using Tacis programme in English and their translations into German
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Similarly, the Tacis programme is being reshaped.
Participation in the debate on the former Yugoslavia and the Tacis programme.
The performance of the Tacis Programme in 1996 should be measured against two main criteria.
The main instrument of the EU for technical andfinancial support for Kazakhstan is the Tacis Programme.
The EU's Tacis programme will now more and more underpin the implementation of the commitments made under the PCA.
We will be willing, if they wish, to consider ways in which we could assist through the Tacis programme.
The Tacis Programme has contributed to the development of nuclear legislation and the restructuring of the sector, with particular success in Ukraine.
By so doing,the ESC aims to support the achievement of the objectives set for the EU's Tacis programme.
Continuation of Community assistance to Chernobyl through the Tacis programme and other means, even when the last Chernobyl reactor is closed.
We had a useful discussion on technical cooperation anddiscussed our ideas about refocusing the Tacis programme.
The Tacis Programme plays a very important role in this initiative, not least by its financial contribution, which almost matches that of the United States.
The new Regulation, adopted on 25 June 1996, assures the future of the Tacis Programme until the end of the century.
Through macro-financial assistance, the Tacis programme, as well as through bilateral programmes, valuable support is provided to help Ukraine in her transition and reform process.
The five Regional Environmental Centres in the NIS are strongly supported by the EU andfunded through the Tacis programme.
The Tacis Programme plays a key role in consolidating the evolving relationship between the European Union(EU), its Member States and the New Independent States.
The principal instrument foreseen for the implementation of the cooperation provisions is the EU's Tacis programme, or its successor.
That is what we in the Commission are trying to do currently with our Tacis Programme in three areas: health, education- especially job-creation- and income-generation.
In particular I would like to recognise the contribution made bySir Leon Brittan, the Commissioner responsible for the Tacis Programme until December 1994.
I turn now to the Tacis programme on nuclear safety in the former Soviet Union. This has regularly been severely- and rightly- criticised in the past.
This is an issue that the Commissioners would do well to consider afresh:the Phare programme, the Tacis programme and the Meda programme. .
The Tacis AnnualReport 1996 highlights some of the ways in which the EU's Tacis programme continues to develop to support the economic reform process in the countries of the former Soviet union.
A special humanitarian aid pro gramme for the other new independent States affected by the crisis wasalso implemented EUR 20 million from the Tacis programme.
The preparation of the new regulationhas provided the opportunity for a wide-ranging review of the Tacis programme- a review which has included both a reflection on the past and a discussion of the future.
The European Commission has launched a call for tenders for strengthening the development of SMEs(small and mediumsized enterprises) and private farms in Kazakhstan under the Tacis programme.
The Tacis programme, which was allocated a Community contribution of ECU 400 million for 1991 and ECU 450 million for 1992, is the world's largest programme of technical assistance for the former Soviet Union.
The Tacis Programme is a European Union initiative for the New Independent States and Mongolia which fosters the development of harmonious and prosperous economic and political links between the European Union and these partner countries.
Many of these are addressed in the Tacis Programme and cover all the main areas of cooperation, such as economic transformation, support for démocratisation, security, foreign affairs, justice and home affairs.
If the Tacis programme, with scrupulous monitoring of the allocation of funds, is to continue, we can remind the Karimov government that partnership and cooperation agreements are subject to strict compliance with the clauses on democracy and respect for human rights.
Over the 1991-2003 period, the Tacis programme contributed to the Commission funding to Moldova with nearly€ 100 million from the national, programme, and an estimated additional 32 m from multi-country and inter-state programmes. .