Examples of using Policy programmes in English and their translations into Polish
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Innovations in the new cohesion policy programmes 10.
Cohesion Policy programmes need to operate in a favourable environment.
Several Member States have'transposed' the SBA as a whole into their national policy programmes.
Cohesion Policy programmes need to better include partners at all levels.
It is also the management andpaying authority for the Cohesion policy programmes in the region.
Cohesion policy programmes are managed and implemented by national and regional authorities.
Links between the governance of the NRP and the cohesion policy programmes are strong.
In addition to cohesion policy programmes, the EU has provided support to the International Fund for Ireland.
Country information sheets, with the latest information concerning legislation and policy programmes;
Cohesion Policy programmes need to concentrate resources on a small number of priorities and maximise their added value.
Reporting mechanisms to ensure consistency between Cohesion Policy programmes and National Reform Programmes. .
In other words, cohesion policy programmes should give direct backing to the National Reform Programmes. .
Strong regions- building bridges for Europe": Danuta Hübner andMichael Glos launch in Hof the new Cohesion Policy programmes.
Which are linked on the one hand to priority goals from the policy programmes and on the other hand to the empirical measurements.
The Strategic Guidelines provide Member States andregions with indicative Community priorities for cohesion policy programmes.
Shows that the new Cohesion Policy programmes are fully in line with the Lisbon Strategy for growth and jobs.
This report provides an important input as strategies for the future 2014-2020 cohesion policy programmes are being prepared.
Thanks to funds from EU cohesion policy programmes, more than 160 thousand projects were carried out in Poland within the first decade of EU membership.
The international community andthe EU should make more determined efforts to take these goals on board in development policy programmes.
The aims of the Lisbon Strategy and the EU's Regional Policy programmes are very similar to those of Switzerland's New Regional Policy NRP.
Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia andthe UK have integrated indicators for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions into their Cohesion Policy programmes.
The key test for cohesion policy programmes in future will be their contribution to growth and jobs in line with the renewed Lisbon agenda.
There is a need for greater flexibility when delineating the territories in which cohesion policy programmes are designed and implemented.
The new cohesion policy programmes aim at creating win-win situations by strengthening potential synergies between environmental protection, risk prevention and growth.
As a group the major financial beneficiaries of European cohesion policy programmes during the period 2000-2006 have continued to exhibit impressive growth rates.
To make sure that funds can be redirected to where they are most urgently needed, transfers will now be possible between different funds,regions and policy programmes.
In other words, with the leverage of national public and private resources, cohesion policy programmes will mobilise annually more than EUR 70 billion between 2007 and 2013.
The open method of coordination in the youth field should be reinforced as a means of betterimplementing the common objectives, when developing national youth policy programmes and strategies.
The Committee underlines the importance of this matter and would wish current EU enterprise policy programmes to be made consistent with the guidelines for growth and employment.
In addition, several other Community programmes also provide funding relevant to cancer, e.g. the 7th Framework Programme for Research andTechnological Development as well as Regional Policy Programmes.