Examples of using Urban programmes in English and their translations into German
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Housing policy and Urban programmes.
Urban programmes for neighbourhoods in crisis.
However, the results where private resources are concerned are far from satisfactory,concerning only 35 of the 70 Urban programmes, and contributing the equivalent of only 8% of the programme's funding.
The two Urban programmes(in Joensuu and Helsinki/Vantaa) are making satisfactory progress.
Santander(Spain), nominated as a finalist for its consistently accessibility-friendly urban programmes following a universal design approach, as well as for the quality and sustainability of the results achieved.
URBAN programmes provide a creative and innovative approach to urban regeneration.
The EESC recommends that these innovative programmes be continued and be stepped up, and that greater economic resources be brought to bear on them,and also calls for many of the methods and practices created through the Urban programmes to be applied to the more general management of the Structural Funds.
A limited number of urban programmes(approximately 50) will be selected.
As the URBAN programme ended in 2007 and the main policy issues it contained have been assigned to other Cohesion Policy programmes, the results of both the URBACT and URBAN programmes were assessed and the new URBACT II programme was oficially presented.
Many of the Urban programmes' criteria for interpretation and action appear ineffective in this context.
Partnership with local authorities and communities is considered to be one of the main challenges andbest sources of added value for the Urban programmes: it is recognised that this choice represents the best means of promoting the European model of governance and involvement of civil society.
In Portugal, all 6 URBAN programmes were designed to support Objective 1 investment, mainly on roads, the environment, and social infrastructure.
Cohesion Policy is a key delivery mechanism for Europe 20205,with a long tradition of designing and implementing integrated regional and urban programmes in partnership with regional and local authorities, economic actors, social partners and civil society.
The new generation of Urban programmes follows the Urban I programmes for 1994-99, which raised living standardsin 130 towns and cities in the Community.
The last two Urban programmes were approved: one in Belgium(Mons- La Louvière) and one in Spain(national programme); Community assistance totals€ 84.3 million.
Community Initiatives:- 2 Urban programmes(Zwickau and Kiel), -1 SME programme(IBEX buyers' exhibition),- 4 Interreg II C transnational programmes Rhine-Mouse, Baltic Sea, Adriatic-Danube, North Sea.
By way of example, the Urban Programmes are a Community initiative set up under the European Regional Development Fund(ERDF) to promote the sustainable development of cities and neighbourhoods in crisis, thereby helping to prevent youth violence and crime in general.
So this means that smallercities can also be supported under the URBAN programme.
The Urban programme for Curreghem(Brussels) contains a measure to establish and equip a day nursery.
The Urban programme covering 16 municipalities made considerable progress during the year, demonstrating the greater involvement of the local authorities.
Under the 1999 reform, Parliament also succeeded in retaining the URBAN programme as one of the Community initiatives.
The URBAN programme should include CBP 7 among its objectives, particularly in relation to housing, local security, improvements in education and training, quality of public areas and services for children and young people.
URBACT was created early in 2003 toorganise exchanges among cities receiving assistance under the URBAN Programme, to draw lessons from implemented projects, and to disseminate such knowledge and know-how as widely as possible.
Following a first URBAN programme in Genoa, the new programme covers the historical centre of Genoa with 23,000 inhabitants and a surface area of 198 ha, bound by the seaside and the former harbour.
That is why again, in my report,I have asked that action under the URBAN Programme should not merely provide a single solution to a single problem: these areas do not have single,"mono" problems.
Mr President, I voted for the Procacci report on rural development, not only because I endorse the major policy lines of the LEADER programme, but also because it complements the URBAN programme, which I spoke about earlier.
Mr President, our committee welcomed the priorities proposed by the Commission for the URBAN programme of better integration of local communities and ethnic minorities and improved security and crime prevention.
Mr President, with regard to the various initiatives which we are analysing this afternoon, I wouldlike to concentrate strictly on one of them, that is, the URBAN programme.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am not alwaysproud of the fuss that goes on here in Parliament, but the URBAN programme is one of the best examples of our work: it was created following an initiative in Parliament.
In the United Kingdom urban policy objectives- improvement of employment prospects, reduction in derelict sites and vacant buildings, stengthening of the social fabric, and reduction of people in housing stress(Department of the Environment, 1985c)-are pursued through the Urban Programme and through policies for the inner city.