Examples of using Cohesion programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Pilot Cohesion Programmes.
Just now, we are in the process of the suspension or interruption of 40 cohesion programmes amounting to EUR 1.75 billion.
Cohesion programmes continue to be the main source of Community support for the realisation of Community priorities in transport.
The closure stage of the 2007-2013 Cohesion programmes is approaching.
European cohesion programmes co-finance the training of some 9 million people annually, with more than half of them women.
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I would like to emphasise to the new Member States that cohesion programmes and funding to promote renewable energy are also available.
Future cohesion programmes should seek to strengthen potential synergies between environmental protection and growth.
The European Parliament and the Council underline their commitment to phasing out the unsustainablebacklog of outstanding payment claims for the 2007-2013 cohesion programmes.
Implementation of the new EU cohesion programmes will ensure a major source of investment at regional level to implement the Lisbon strategy.
This will prepare the ground for a second phase in which the EIF orsimilar financial institution will support the authorities responsible for cohesion programmes to bridge the gaps identified.
The impact of cohesion policy: European cohesion programmes have helped directly to promote regional convergence and employment.
The strategy's objectives can be achieved more easily through increasing the synergy between the research, development and innovation programmes, on the one hand, and the cohesion programmes, on the other.
The unique delivery system for cohesion programmes favours improvements in institutional capabilities in policy design and implementation;
This will prepare the ground for a second phase in which the EIF orsimilar financial institution will support the authorities responsible for cohesion programmes to bridge the gaps identified.
Finally, the new generation of economic and social cohesion programmes should seek to earmark significant resources for investing in the main drivers of growth and employment.
A significant shortcoming of the EU assistance to prepare candidate countries for the 2004 and 2007 enlargementswas that the economic and social cohesion programmes financed by Phare were only annual programmes9.
Impact assessment of structural and cohesion programmes and support to the definition and evaluation of EU Regional Policies by mean of territorial indicators at regional and urban level.
The conversion of the labour force employed in coal and steel production is still unsolved and, unfortunately, the regions in question haveentered the category of regions with problems in the standard of living and need cohesion programmes.
The unique delivery system for cohesion programmes favours improvements in institutional capabilities in policy design and implementation;
Billion or 27% of EU funding has been allocated to projects for investment in jobs and growth in Europe over the last three years,according to a report adopted today on the EU's cohesion programmes for the 2007-2013 period.
The generation of growth andjobs has historically been at the centre of EU cohesion programmes and the reform of the policy for 2007-2013 has sought to reinforce this dimension.
Cohesion programmes continue to be the main source of Community support for the realisation of EU priorities in the transport sector, as introduced in the White Paper“European transport policy for 2010: time to decide” and its mid-term review published in 2006.
In order to pursue the Treaty and policy aims,the new generation of cohesion programmes for 2007-2013 makes a significant contribution to realising the EU's objectives for growth and jobs.
The cohesion programmes invest 85 billion euro in knowledge and innovation, in particular in order to improve the innovation capacity of businesses(49.5 billion euro) and skills, to disseminate, use and design technologies, to create businesses and promote a more flexible workforce.
For the next generation of regional development, European Social Fund and cohesion programmes, the Commission proposes a more strategic approach in an effort to ensure that their content is targeted on growth and jobs.
Improved assessment of the social impact of further integration and of the opening up of sectors to competition,and of the ways in which national and EU cohesion programmes can help assist the anticipation and adaptation to changes linked to economic integration.
The unique delivery system for cohesion programmes favours improvements in institutional capabilities in policy design and implementation; the dissemination of an evaluation culture; public- private partnership arrangements; transparency; regional and cross-border cooperation; and the exchange of best practices.
These measures should facilitate the implementation of cohesion programmes(such as those financed by the EFF), which is of particular importance as a tool for injecting funds to the economy.
With the establishment of a framework of goals and themes,the Community found itself with a real Spatial Planning/Territorial Cohesion programme which then provoked the question,“How does this fit in with other Community policies?”.
In the Member States, national and/or regional Cohesion programme authorities are tasked with achieving value for money with the allocated EU funds and ensuring the legality and Council Regulation(EC) No 1083/2006 laying down the general provisions on the European Regional Development Fund, the European Social Fund and the Cohesion Fund and repealing Regulation(EC) No 1260/1999(OJ L 210, 31.7.2006, p. 25).