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ISO 14064 provides industry and government with a set of tools to develop programmes aimed at reducing Greenhouse Gas(GHG) emissions.
Requires Member States to develop programmes encouraging SMEs to undergo energy audits and to implement the recommended energy-saving measures.
The Commission strongly encourages Member States, regional and local authorities to develop programmes to promote sustainable construction in their cities.
Member States are required to develop programmes to encourage SMEs to undergo energy audits, and they may set up support schemes to cover the costs of such energy audits.
ŇInternal Security Fund ĐPoliceÓ included no further calls for proposals to develop programmes on exit strategies.
Member States are requested to develop programmes to encourage SMEs to undergo energy audits and to raise awareness among households about the benefits of such audits.
Therefore EUR 612 million is beingprovided to reinforce measures against illegal immigration and to develop programmes to integrate skilled migrants.
The Directive obliges Member States to develop programmes to encourage SMEs to improve their energy efficiency by implementing energy audits and the recommendations that stem from these audits.
Industrial Manufacturing ISO 14064- Greenhouse Gas Accounting and Verification ISO 14064 provides industry andgovernment with a set of tools to develop programmes aimed at reducing GHG emissions.
Urges the Commission to develop programmes facilitating the social reintegration and employment of returnees from abroad and a stronger dialogue on migration and mobility;
This information is necessary in order to provide a sound basis for Member States to develop programmes of measures aimed at achieving the objectives established under this Directive.
Calls on Member States to develop programmes to improve women's skills in STEM subjects that are important for careers in the media sector with a more technical focus, such as sound and audiovisual technicians;
It urges the European Commission to streamlineways for SMEs to access EU funds and to develop programmes that would help build up capacity to support a business-friendly environment.
Invites Member States to develop programmes, strategies, explore improvements to legal frameworks, eliminate obstacles and encourage volunteering of young people with fewer opportunities.
The regions can henceforth take advantage of European Regional and Development Fund(ERDF)cofinancing to invest in energy efficiency for all categories of housing, in order to develop programmes to provide homes with insulation or solar panels.
Whereas Directive 2012/27/EU calls on the Member States to develop programmes to raise awareness, and inform and advise individuals and households on energy efficiency;
Audit scope and approach 16 23 The audit at Member State level examined national strategies for the eradication, control and monitoring of animal diseases,the criteria used by Member States to develop programmes, and how the programmes are implemented in practice.
In order to develop programmes which make tapping women's potential a priority, the region(in the physical, administrative and sociological meaning of the term) must be the number one player in an interactive process.
(3) The Regional Implementation Plan on Small Arms and Light Weapons established under the Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe is intended to provide aframework for South East European countries to develop programmes and project proposals leading to strengthened capabilities in controlling the illicit proliferation and flow of weapons.
Parties shall endeavour to develop programmes, information materials and mechanisms to improve the level of awareness of the general public with regard to the objectives, provisions and contents of this Action Plan.
Calls on the Commission and the Member States-with a view to improving the employment situation in the sectors- to develop programmes to improve the training of guard and shepherd dogs and to provide training in their proper application in livestock farms, and, to this end, to urgently improve cross-border cooperation and the exchange of ideas and successful approaches between administrations, stock farmers and conservationists as regards large predators;
Calls on the Member States to develop programmes to improve women's skills in science, technology, engineering and mathematics(STEM) subjects that are important for careers in the media sector with a more technical focus, such as sound and audiovisual technicians;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to develop programmes and services for women with disabilities, focusing on their digital inclusion and emphasising the huge potential of digitalisation for women with a disability;
The purpose has to be to develop programmes to move from job security to employment security-"making transitions pay"- by motivating people to actively search for employment, while at the same time providing them with the necessary support and protecting them from material need.
Calls on the Commission, therefore, to develop programmes which support processing facilities in mountainous areas in particular, so that this milk can be made into high-quality final products and thus generate the added value which is absolutely essential to the milk producers;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to develop programmes directed towards potential and existing social enterprises offering financial support, information, advice and training and to simplify the process of establishment(including reducing the initial capital requirements for companies), in order to help them cope with an economy which is increasingly global and which is currently affected by a financial crisis;
Further funding to develop existing programmes.
Targeted capacity-building programmes to develop entrepreneurship.
They should also contribute to promoting programmes to develop entrepreneurship.