Examples of using Interreg programmes in English and their translations into Greek
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Paragraph 6 shall not apply to Interreg programmes.
Eight Interreg programmes were approved in December 1991.
Improve the management capacity of Interreg programmes.
New CPR, Interreg programmes are not subject to the annual clearance of accounts.
Transnational cooperation Interreg programmes may cover.
The programmeŐs legal framework is not geared to coordination with the Phare and Interreg programmes.
The co-financing rate for Interreg programmes shall be no higher than 70%.
Interreg programmes may be submitted to the Commission before the submission of the Partnership Agreement.
(b) Cross-border institutions had been involved in Interreg programmes in some regions.
Consequently, under Interreg programmes there is no scope for irrecoverable amounts on the level of beneficiaries.
Transnational cooperation and maritime cooperation Interreg programmes may cover.
By way of derogation from paragraph 2, for Interreg programmes, specific rules on pre-financing shall be set out in the ETC Regulation.
Participation of third countries or partner countries, OCTs, orregional integration or cooperation organisations in Interreg programmes under shared management.
It may, however, be estimated that, for Strand A Interreg programmes, the ratio of financial resources varies between 1:20 and 1:50.
By way ofderogation from paragraph 2, the ETC Regulation may establish specific rules on management verifications applicable to Interreg programmes.
(a) for internal cross-border cooperation Interreg programmes supported by the ERDF: 7%;
The outermost regions' Interreg programmes may cover neighbouring partner countries supported by the NDICI or OCTs supported by the OCTP, or both.
Participation of third countries orpartner countries or OCTs in Interreg programmes under shared management.
(c) for component 2, 3 and 4 Interreg programmes, both for the ERDF and, where applicable, for the external financing instruments of the Union: 7%.
Amendment(35) In order to ensure uniform conditions for the adoption or amendment of Interreg programmes, implementing powers should be conferred on the Commission.
The outermost regions' Interreg programmes may cover partner countries supported by the NDICI, OCTs supported by the OCTP, regional cooperation organisations, or a combination of two or all three of these.
Specific rules for technical assistance for Interreg programmes shall be set out in the ETC Regulation.
(32) Although Interreg programmes with the participation of third countries, partner countries or OCTs should be implemented under shared management, outermost regions' cooperation may be implemented under indirect management.
At the same time, arrangements for decommitment of budgetary commitments should take into account the complexity of Interreg programmes and their implementation.
Internal cross-border cooperation Interreg programmes may cover regions in Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom which are equivalent to NUTS level 3 regions as well as Liechtenstein, Andorra and Monaco.
A cross-border legal body or an EGTC may be the sole partner of anInterreg operation under component 1, 2 and 3 Interreg programmes, provided that the members thereof involve partners from at least two participating countries.
The strand A Interreg programmes differ from traditional operation programmes in that they are directed at cooperation and use rather innovative mechanisms to achieve this goal.
However, the preparation of the new programmes is progressing well, andaccession countries are drawing on their experience of participating in Interreg programmes on their other borders to help develop their external programmes. .
Internal cross-border cooperation Interreg programmes may cover regions in Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom which are equivalent to NUTS level 3 regions as well as Liechtenstein, Andorra, Monaco and San Marino.
I agree with the rapporteur that overall responsibility for the ENPI should be returned to the Regional Development DG andthat the cross-border cooperation programmes should be implemented in a framework similar to that for the Interreg programmes.