Examples of using Programming phase in English and their translations into Greek
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Timeframe: programming phase of the new MIP(2019/2020).
Relevant recommendations by the ex-ante evaluators were considered during the programming phase. 43.
As you know, the programming phase has not yet been finalised.
Only the scheme‘Active until retirement' can be assigned to priority theme 67 in the programming phase.
The programming phase for the present period started in 1994 and extends until 1999.
The use of new provisions during the programming phase of the European structural and investment funds.
The programming phase was completed when the Commission received the finalised programme complements in June.
We shall learn anddiscuss the use of interrupts in programming in detail in the programming phase of this book.
In the programming phase of the new NSA&LA program, the EC duly consulted Delegations via concept notes.
This leads to the general dilemma that they can be takeninto consideration only in the next or even later programming phase.
In this programming phase the Commission will give very proper consideration to the concerns and interests expressed by the European Parliament.
The increase in guidance notes from 2007-2013 to the 2014-2020 period is related mainly to the programming phase(see Figure 2).
This report makes it clear that the programming phase represents, for those who have to carry it out, a binding programme for the future.
These are taken into account through the entire cycle of operations starting from the programming phase.
It focused on the role of EuropeAid and the delegations anddid not cover the programming phase and the roles of the Development DG and External Relations DG6.
Firstly, the Member States did not define additional baseline indicators in relation to NPI support during the programming phase.
The first is called when the serial number is read, in the programming phase and the second is called when the programming button is pressed.
The establishment of the areas eligible for Objective 2 interventions is a specific example of difficulties in getting the programming phase off the ground.
Programming phase 116 Ensuring sustainability requires an analysis and strategy at the formulation stage of a programme to maintain a specific investment in the long run162.
Sometimes this stems from weak intervention logic(needs analysis) at the programming phase(see GP No 3).
The programming phase was finalised in September/October 2001 when the Commission confirmed that the Objective 1 and Objective 2 programme complements complied with the requirements of the regulation.
Stresses the need for these programmes and initiatives to receive an adequate level of funding in 2020 anduntil the entry into force of the next MFF programming phase;
The transition from one programming phase to the next went well since each Member State was able to submit its plans for the 1992-93 period early enough for the Commission to approve all the CSFs and some operational programmes by December 1991.
As described above,the EU regulation requires Member States to set specific objectives according to their different needs established in the programming phase.
The rapporteur welcomes the determination of funding levels in the programming phase, based on and aligned with national and regional development strategies, but underlines that the importance of education for sustainable development needs to be taken into account when defining priority sectors for cooperation.
Recommendation 1- The need to focus support to increase impact The Commission and the EEAS accept the recommendation andwill address it during the programming phase of the next MIP.
Here I believe that the Commission, with due regard for the principle of subsidiarity must intervene more effectively,so that even in the programming phase all the partners sit round a table and all sign up to these programmes.
That need would be evident from the Rural Development Programme strategy which in turn is based onthe SWOT analysis and the resulting needs assessment each Member State had to conduct at the outset of the Rural Development Programming phase.
A good practice exists in Italy and Germany: projects for which a preparatory phase hasalready been launched or legal obligations have arisen are re-assessed before each new programming phase to verify that their features still address current needs.
The programming cycle, where in effect new programmes are designed while the current ones are still being implemented, implies that the findings of ex postevaluations may often be taken into consideration only in the next or even later programming phase.