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These programmes should be based on voluntary participation.
The procedures for submitting and examining the programmes should be made as simple as possible.
Programmes should be universally accessible and more flexible.
In every case, the programmes should last at least 5 years.
Programmes should periodically undertake their own self- evaluations.
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Although the initiative will run for six years, programmes should be implemented within the first four years.
These programmes should have been sent to the Commission by September 1992.
As regards Amendment No 30, the impact of the programmes should be discussed in the context of the annual assessments.
These programmes should be required to meet certain quality standards.
If there was a virtual unanimity in this regard,there was much less consensus on precisely for whom and how such programmes should be organized.
In the future, these programmes should receive greater financial support.
Therefore, the level of payment allocations, as proposed by the European Commission, should be maintained,whilst taking into account that all programmes should proceed quickly.
The programmes should be aligned on the same period as that for structural assistance.
The evaluation report on the implementation of the programmes should be available on time and preferably before the scheduled date in 2005.
Such programmes should be run in partnership with appropriate national or local bodies.
The Commission and those responsible for the implementation of programmes should reach agreement on priorities, objectives and ways of evaluating them.
These programmes should include economic and environmental as well as social and cultural aspects.
Many young peopletargeted by the programme were already taking drugs,implying that programmes should be implemented at ayounger age, and should clearly identify and deal withproblems.
Such programmes should be sustained and coordinated in such a way that their international distribution is facilitated.
The Committee also argued[14] that these programmes should also take account of the need to combat the various forms of social discrimination.
These programmes should henceforth shift into a higher gear, to enable them to support two to three times as many young Europeans.
The development and the implementation of these programmes should be taken forward in close cooperation with UNHCR and, where relevant, other international organisations.
The programmes should allow Aujeszky's disease to be eradicated from the territory of Belgium and the Netherlands in the future.
The Sapard Regulation stipulates that the programmes should be based on plans drawn up by those countries, which should relate to the 15 measures defined in the Regulation.
Such programmes should be framed and administered by the regional partnership, preferably with more flexible financial interaction between the Funds.
These measures and programmes should focus on resource use which has the most significant environmental impacts.
These Programmes should continue to focus on the economic reforms directed towards meeting the economic accession criteria.
These programmes should build on experience gained in pilot protection programmes to be launched before the end of 2005.
Both the programmes should be completed by October 1991(with payments one year later) and are managed by a national monitoring committee.
These 14 programmes should help create or safeguard 35 000 jobs in regions where unemployment is significally higher than the Community average.