Examples of using Programme complement in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Only Martinique is awaiting official acceptance of its programme complement.
The programme complement was accepted by the Commission on 20 August 2001.
The Commission will pay out this claim after approval of the Scottish Objective 3 programme complement.
The programme complement detailing the strategy was finalised in autumn 2001.
Seventeen programmes were covered by a global grant andone(the Basque Country)by a programme complement.
During 2001, the programme complement was accepted and the first annual report submitted.
Limiting the definition of the programmes to priority level only andtherefore abandoning the programme complement;
Below;Adaptation of the programme complement- on itsown initiative or at the request of the Monitoring Committee.
Ex-ante evaluation shall be the responsibility of the authorities responsible for preparing the plans,assistance and programme complement.
The usefulness of the information in the programme complement should be considered with a view to reducing content;
The programme complement, including the physicaland financial indicators to be used to monitor theassistance.
In the latter case, the Monitoring Committee shall either confirm the programme complement or request an adjustment in accordance with Article 343.
The first Åland Islands Objective 2 Monitoring Committee was organised in February 2001 to launch the programme implementation including the finalisation of the programme complement.
Adjustment in accordance with paragraph 3 and the implementation of the programme complement within the meaning of Article 18(3), without prejudice to Article 35;
The programme complement was approved by the second Monitoring Committee in June and accepted as complying with Regulation(EC) No 1260/1999 by the Commission on 20 July as the main instrument for the implementation of the SPD.
Pursuant to Article 15,it shall confirm or adjust the programme complement, including the physical and financial indicators to be used to monitor the assistance.
The managing authority and the Monitoring Committee shall carry out the monitoring by reference to physical and financial indicators specified in the operational programme, single programming document, or programme complement.
The projects are selected by the(national or regional)managing authority who prepares the programme complement which specifies the final beneficiaries, financing plan and communication measures.
The programme complement was sometimes seen as a separate phase of programming although its role is to provide details of the content of the programme priorities through a detailed description of the measures and the quantification of the targets and indicators relating to them, including for the performance reserve.
The second, held on 2 October,focused primarily on the adoption of the programme complement and on the work of catching up on spending the allocations for 2000 and 2001.
In order to address the need for simplification and decentralisation, programming and financial management should be carried out at the level of the operational programmes and priority axes alone;the Community support framework and the programme complement provided for in Regulation(EC) No 1260/1999 should be discontinued.
The managing authority shall, at the request of the Monitoring Committee or on its own initiative,adjust the programme complement, without changing the total amount of the contribution from the Funds granted to the priority concerned nor its specific targets.
Notwithstanding Article 7 of Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999, the total value of the aid, expressed as a percentage of the volume of eligible investments, shall not exceed 75% for investmentsintended in particular to encourage diversification, restructuring or a shift towards sustainable agriculture on agricultural holdings of small economic size to be defined in the programme complement referred to in Article 18(3) of Regulation(EC) No 1260/1999.
Decentralised programming of measures: the Member State ormanaging authority adopts the programme complement- and not the Commission- after it has been agreed by the Monitoring Commit tee;
The Member State orthe managing authority shall adopt the programme complement defined in Article 9(m) after the agreement of the Monitoring Committee if the programme complement is drawn up after the Commission decision on the contribution of the Funds, or after consulting the relevant partners if it is drawn up before the decision on the contribution of the Funds.
The Monitoring Committee, a broad partnership to oversee the SPD,met twice in 2000 to approve the programme complement, set up structures for monitoring and start up the programme. .
Objective 3: Following adoption of the Objective 3SPD on 10 October 2000, the draft programme complement was adopted in principle by the Monitoring Committee on 30 January 2001 and after finalisation sent to the Commission on 18 April; it was accepted on 23 May.
Notwithstanding Article 7 of Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999, in the case of the outermost regions, the total value of the aid for investments intended in particular to encourage diversification, restructuring or a shift towards sustainable agriculture on agricultural holdingsof small economic size, to be defined in the programme complement referred to in Articles 18(3) and 19(4) of Regulation(EC) No 1260/1999[17], expressed as a percentage of the volume of eligible investments, shall not exceed 75.
The managing authority shall, at the request ofthe Monitoring Committee or on its own initiative,adjust the programme complement, without changingthe total amount of the contribution from the Fundsgranted to the priority concerned nor its specific.
Notwithstanding Article 28(2) of Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999,the total value of the aid, expressed as a percentage of the volume of eligible investments, shall not exceed 65% for investments in small and medium-sized enterprises engaged in processing and marketing agricultural products consisting mainly of local produce in sectors to be defined in the programme complement referred to in Article 18(3) of Council Regulation(EC) No 1260/1999 of 21 June 1999 laying down general provisions on the Structural Funds10.