Examples of using Small-scale projects in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The board simplified rules to implement small-scale projects.
National projects and small-scale projects can also have European added value.
BIP/ZIP counters the prevailing paradigm of infrastructure led investment andallows local communities to get important but small-scale projects financed.
(ba) using the potential of attracting and financing small-scale projects, including through investment platforms;
As in other areas, small-scale projects offer useful policy lessons but need to be extended to bring about the expected results.
These actions support small-scale projects promoting the active participation of young people, while ensuring the European visibility and impact of projects. .
Alongside the Moldovan government,we have actively engaged with the population living in the Transnistrian region via small-scale projects, mostly in the social area.
A new partnerships action will consist of small-scale projects enabling training organisations to co-operate on themes of mutual interest.
In parallel, the proposed continuation of energy saving obligations for Member States in Article 7 of the Energy Efficiency Directivewill provide a further boost to bundling small-scale projects.
(38b)Particular attention should be paid to small-scale projects and their added value, given the specificities of the cultural and creative sectors.
The programme shall aim to maximise impact through concentration on a limited number of significant initiatives,not precluding small-scale projects where such projects are appropriate.
Applications for People2people and small-scale projects involving SMEs should be encouraged by removing administrative barriers and simplifying access to funding.
The current review of the Financial Regulation and its Implementing Rules should lead to more flexibility andproportionality in the application of the rules to small-scale projects, i.e. more in proportion to the risks involved.
We want small-scale projects and clusters of projects at sub-national level to be given adequate financial support as they contribute to creating growth and jobs in local communities, and are against territorial concentration.
The mid-term evaluations have confirmed the overall effectiveness of the programmes, but they have also identified problems,such as a dilution of funds('saupoudrage') amongst many small-scale projects with limited impact and EU dimension.
(23) Since Interreg has existed, P2P projects and small-scale projects have been supported via small-project funds or similar instruments that have never been covered by specific provisions, making it necessary to clarify the rules governing those funds.
Within Matra framework the embassies provide direct support to projects of local civil society organizationsin order to promote constructive dialogue between government and civil society through demand-driven and small-scale projects.
The EESC recommends significantly reducing red tape,particularly for small-scale projects(e.g. by reducing the number of documents and reports that need to be provided), and including LEADER in the simplification drive, which will allow more flexibility and help encourage innovation in the regions.
The mid-term evaluations carried out for the current programmes in the area of justice have confirmed the overall effectiveness of the programmes, but they have also identified anumber of problems such as a dilution of funds('saupoudrage') amongst many small-scale projects with limited impact.
(22 a) Under cross-border cooperation programmes, people-to-people(P2P) and small-scale projects are an important and successful instrument for eliminating border and cross border obstacles, fostering contacts between people locally and, in so doing, bringing border regions and their citizens closer together.
In order to ensure broad and inclusive participation in the programme and not to discriminate against organisations that are small or have few financial resources, and in order to enhance the effectiveness and visibility of the programme within Europe,the EESC considers that small-scale projects that have a European dimension should also be supported.
As also set forth in the Committee of the Regions' opinion‘People-to-people and small-scale projects in cross-border cooperation programmes'32,P2P projects and small-scale projects have high European added value and make a considerable contribution towards realising the overall objective of cross- border cooperation programmes.
In the interests of better organisation and an improved division of labour, the EU Donor Atlas needs to be revised as the first edition revealed a concentration of aid in certain"attractive" countries and sectors, to the detriment of certain forgotten countries and sectors, and a fragmentation of activities,with a proliferation of actors and small-scale projects.
The EESC calls on the EuropeanCommission to consider how to give specific support to, or create a separate category for small-scale projects in those Member States where the work of civil society organisations in areas relevant to the programme's objective is especially disadvantaged or where participation is low.
This subparagraph shall not apply to small-scale projects funded through loans provided by a national promotional bank or through grants contributing to the implementation of a national programme serving specific objectives in line with the objectives of the Modernisation Fund, provided that not more than 10% of the Member States' share set out in Annex IIb is used under the programme.
As also set out in the Opinion of the Committee of the Regions‘People-to-people and small-scale projects in cross-border cooperation programmes' 32, such small project funds play an important role in building up trust between citizens and institutions, offer great European added value and contribute considerably to the overall objective of cross-border cooperation programmes by overcoming border obstacles and integrating border areas and their citizens.
As also set out in the Opinion of the Committee of the Regions‘People-to-people and small-scale projects in cross-border cooperation programmes'32, such small project funds play an important role in building up trust between citizens and institutions, offer great European added value and contribute considerably to the overall objective of cross-border cooperation programmes by overcoming border obstacles, local and regional development and integrating border areas and their citizens.