Examples of using Programming area in English and their translations into Greek
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Threats identified in the programming area;
Reply of the 51 Commission Executive summary III The Member States and regions select the measures andoperations to be implemented through the RDPs according to the needs identified in the programming area.
The 2023 quantified objective is set up ex ante by the Member States based on a needs analysis of the programming area and is meant to be achieved through a consistent strategy.
The subsidy may lead to a more efficient(economically and/or environmentally) installation,which overall may contribute to increase the competitiveness of the agriculture in the programming area.
General and comprehensive description of the current situation in the programming area, based on common and specific context indicators of the program and other qualitative information updated.
Opportunities identified in the programming area;
The programming area includes two relatively large in geographical, population and market terms Regions(Peloponnese and Western Greece) and one small, insular region situated at a distance from the national center(Ionian Islands).
Weaknesses identified in the programming area;
This implies taking stock of the needs in the programming area, defining quantified objectives accordingly, attributing relevant measures per selected objectives and allocating appropriately financial resources to the measures.
The setting up of an advisory service must respond to a specific need identified in the programming area.
The programming area is inhabited by 14% the country's population, but with inequality of population distribution within the area(216,000 residents in the Ionian Islands, 638,942 residents in the Peloponnese and 728,000 residents in Western Greece).
VI.(a) Rural development measures are programmed by the Member States based on needs analysis of the respective programming areas.
In the programming logic, Chapter 4(SWOT and Identification of needs)contains an overall description of the current situation of the programming area based on indicators and qualitative information followed by a SWOT analysis.
Member states and regions are indeed expected to set additional conditions for eligibility for support under this measure within their programmes as necessary,according to the circumstances of the programming area.
The identification of the needs follows, in the programming logic,an overall description of the current situation of the programming area and a SWOT analysis.
Conclusions and recommendations 91 The Member States and regions select the measures andoperations to be implemented through the RDPs according to the needs identified in the programming area.
The characteristics of the territorial section of Western Greece, Peloponnese andIonian Islands substantiate the need for drafting a development strategy which contributes to the financial growth in the programming area and to improving the living standards of all three Regions.
The legal framework for rural development support(Article 8 of Regulation(EU) No 1305/2013 rural development programmes)clearly requires the Member States to programme rural development measures based on needs analysis of the respective programming areas.
Impact of financial resources allocated to rural development during the previous programming period in the same programming area 6.
SWOT analysis and identification of needs, as well as a needs assessment based on evidence from the SWOT analysis 3.3 Ex ante evaluation that identifies, among other things,medium-and long-term needs 5 Description of the strategy 3.4 Impact of financial resources allocated to rural development during the previous programming period in the same programming area 6.
For example, the following measures have been programmed under the afore-mentioned focus area in the current programming period: Knowledge transfer and information actions(M1), Advisory services, farm management and farm relief services(M2), Investments in physical assets(M4) and Cooperation(M16) Pillar 2 measures are programmed by the Member States based on a needs analysis of their respective programming areas.
The Greece-Bulgaria cross-border cooperation area for the programming period 2014-2020 is identical to the current ETC programme.