Examples of using Simple programmes in English and their translations into Greek
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Selection of simple programmes.
Simple programmes in the Internal market.
Implementation and management of simple programmes.
Simple programmes in the Internal market.
Financial provisions relating to simple programmes.
Simple programmes for market disturbance/additional call for proposals.
Call for proposals for simple programmes.
Simple programmes involve one or more organisations from the same EU country.
Bodies responsible for implementing simple programmes.
Simple programmes involve one or more organisations from the same EU country.
Implementation, monitoring and control of simple programmes.
For 2020, €100 million is allocated to simple programmes, while €91.4 million will go towards multi-programmes.
The Commission shall adopt implementing acts laying down the arrangements for implementation, monitoring and control andthe rules relating to the conclusion of contracts for the implementation of the simple programmes selected under this Regulation.
This year, 56 campaigns were selected for simple programmes and 25 for multi-programmes.
In the case of simple programmes, the programme in question should also cover another agricultural or food product.
The European Commission has said that €100 million will be allocated to simple programmes, while €91.4 million will go towards multi-programmes.
Simple programmes, further details of which are provided in Section 2 of this Chapter, may be submitted by one or more of the proposing organisations referred to in points(a),(c) or(d) of Article 7(1), which shall all be from the same Member State.
In order to ensure the proper implementation of simple programmes, proposing organisations shall provide guarantees.
The Union shall finance information provision and promotion measures implemented on the basis of simple programmes pursuant to point(c) of Article 4(1) of Regulation(EU) No 1306/2013.
The Union's financial contribution to simple programmes in third countries shall be 80% of the eligible expenditure.
The Member States concerned shall be responsible for the proper implementation of the simple programmes selected in accordance with Article 11 and for the relevant payments.
The Member States shall ensure the implementation of, andshall monitor and control, simple programmes in accordance with Regulation(EU) No 1306/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council(15) and in accordance with the implementing acts to be adopted pursuant to paragraph 1.
The Member States concerned shall be responsible for the proper implementation of the simple programmes selected in accordance with Article 11 and for the relevant payments.
The Union's financial contribution to simple programmes in the internal market shall be 70% of the eligible expenditure.
After a competitive procedure has been duly carried out,the proposing organisation shall choose the bodies that will implement simple programmes that have been selected, with a view, in particular, to ensuring that measures are implemented effectively.
The European Commission adopts a decision to select simple programmes based on the ranking of the proposals established by CHAFEA.
The Commission shall adopt implementing acts, determining the simple programmes selected, any changes to be made to them, and the corresponding budgets.
The Commission shall adopt implementing acts,determining the simple programmes selected, any changes to be made to them, and the corresponding budgets.
The Commission shall evaluate andselect proposals for simple programmes received in response to the call for proposals referred to in Article 8(2).
A simple programme is a promotion programme submitted by one or more proposing organisations from the same Member State.