Examples of using Core indicators in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Core indicators of progress.
The Commission did ask the MAs to introduce core indicators for outputs and results.
Core indicators will also be introduced.
For the future post-2020 Customs programme, the core indicators have been established in Annex 2 of the Commission proposal.
Core indicators for this policy area: 1, 2, 3, and 13.
DG REGIO hasrecommended that Member States should focus on core indicators and has issued guidelines on data input.
Table 2: Core indicators to assess development of ocean energy.
It will identify strengths and weaknesses at EU level and core indicators to measure progress in achieving the EU priorities.
Core indicators and other relevant existing environmental performance indicators. .
Environmental indicators or product responsibility indicators(e.g. EMAS core indicators or the Global Reporting Initiative(GRI));
The core indicators for progress towards meeting the objectives set for this policy initiative are the following.
Though not all reports have provided information on indicators, 19 Member States have reported on ERDF and Cohesion Fund core indicators.
This will mean that the core indicators will in the future operate at a higher level of generalisation than before.
Replacing the existing Progress Report16, the Commission will present every autumn a new Education and Training Monitor, setting out, in a succinct document,progress on the ET 2020 benchmarks and core indicators, including the Europe 2020 Headline Target on education and training.
Environmental core indicators creating multi-annual comparability within and between organisations.
One of the deliverables was a“Report on indicators for monitoring the implementation and evaluating the impact of a National Plan or Strategy for rare diseases" whichserved as a basis for the adoption of the“EUCERD Recommendations on Core Indicators for Rare Disease National Plans/Strategies”8.
Core indicators for the assessment of the lifecycle environmental performance of a building, and incentives for their use.
In collaboration with stakeholders,the Commission will develop a framework consisting of core indicators, including their underlying methods, to be used to assess the environmental performance of buildings throughout their life-cycle.
Nine core indicators(1),(3),(4),(9),(14),(15),(16),(18) and(19) already exist and have been used in monitoring the follow-up of the Lisbon objectives in education and training.
Organisations shall report,both in the environmental statement and the environmental performance report, on the core indicators insofar as these relate to the direct environmental aspects of the organisation and other relevant existing environmental performance indicators as set out below.
Core indicators cover the following key competences: literacy in reading, mathematics and science(4), language skills(5), ICT skills(6), civics skills(7) and learning to learn skills(8).
Several shortcomings which were identified by an external evaluation in 2011have not yet been remedied. The core indicators continue to focus on input or output rather than on results or impacts, and on absolute values rather than on the increase in activity as a consequence of the KICs25(see also paragraph 99).
The core indicators of progress towards achieving the identified objectives will be assessed in the context of the ERA framework, with periodic reports from Member States on action taken in response to the Recommendation.
Provide public authorities with access to core indicators and to a critical mass of relevant data on which to base their policy initiatives, including Green Public Procurement;
Four out of eight core indicators relate to IT systems, including a new indicator"UCC completion rate", which measures the percentage of milestones reached for implementing the UCC electronic systems.
Where an organisation concludes that one or more core indicators are not relevant to its significant direct environmental aspects, that organisation may not report on those core indicators. .
We noted that the organisation's core indicators continued to focus on input or output rather than results or impacts, and concluded that it was difficult to assess the performance of the EIT since it started operations in 2010.
If an organization feels that one or more core indicators are not relevant to its significant direct environmental aspects, it can not bring it back, but must state the reasons which led to this exclusion.
Core indicator for this policy area: 19.
The core indicator of progress is to maintain the positive tail wind that Short Sea Shipping is currently enjoying.
