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The new programme will focus on.
That, in combination with low error rates,justifies that measures to prevent fraud and irregularities in the new programme will have to be proportional and cost effective.
The new programme will establish a baseline for this indicator.
Communication surrounding the new Erasmus(+)proposal makes clear that the new programme will place particular emphasis on broadening access and boosting social inclusion.
The new programme will therefore promote cross-sectoral partnerships focused on this issue.
A low number of fraud cases in combination with very low error rates,justifies that measures to prevent fraud and irregularities in the new programme will have to be proportional and cost effective.
The main thrust of the new programme will be‘building a citizen's Europe'.
The new programme will facilitate cooperation and exchange of experiences and best practice at all levels on issues relating to child safety online, and could further enhance this role and thus ensure European added value.
By helping European cultural works to reach new audiences in other countries, the new programme will also contribute to safeguarding and promoting Europe's cultural and linguistic diversity.
The new programme will be inserted onto ECVET and the Comenius in-service training database.
Comparing the previous programme with the programme that has just entered into force, in current prices,the Consumer Programme 2007-2013 had a budget of €156,8 million and the new Programme will have a budget of €188,8 million.
The new programme will have to establish baselines for several of these result indicators.
In the short- to medium term the new Programme will address the following policy, market and institutional failures.
The new programme will continue the efforts to protect and promote children's rights, paying special attention to the most vulnerable children.
For example, the guarantee activities proposed in the new Programme will operate alongside guarantee activities funded under the Union Structural Funds and the Progress Microfinance Facility.
The new Programme will be subject to an interim and to an ex-post evaluation to assess progress towards the objectives and the results.
The control system for the new programme will be set up in a manner so as to ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the controls.
The new programme will be based around a"Common Strategic Framework" with different types of funding brought together in a coherent and flexible manner.
It is envisaged that the new programme will have a total budget of €1.3 billion in 2014-2020, which represents a 9% increase compared with current funding levels.
The new programme will still focus on the needs of young people, whether they are pupils, students, trainees, volunteers or involved in associations.
Finally, the new programme will boost international cooperation and capacity building in third countries.
The new programme will continue to fund Jean Monnet chairs, centres of excellence and teaching modules, as well as information and research activities.
The new programme will contribute to meeting challenges and ensuring continuity while providing a forum for the exchange of ideas and experience.
The new programme will build on the positive results of the current programme with some refocusing to address key new priorities.
The new programme will focus on large projects with clear EU added value in order to reach critical mass and reduce administrative burden.
The new programme will be subject to both an interim and an ex-post evaluation, in order to assess progress towards the objectives and the results.
The new programme will complement the Commission's Citizenship Report 2010(see IP/10/1390). and its proposal to designate 2013 as the‘European Year of Citizens'(IP/11/959).
The new programme will ensure the continuity of ESPON(2000-06) as well as new innovative approaches to consolidating a European observation network on spatial development and cohesion.
The new programme will focus on EU added value and systemic impact, with support for three types of action: learning opportunities for individuals, both within the EU and beyond;
This new programme will provide ad hoc support for cooperation with all third countries(non-developing and developing) with a specific focus on strategic partners/ emerging economies.

