Examples of using Sapard programme in English and their translations into Romanian
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The SAPARD Programme.
The project was co-financed from EU funds, through the SAPARD Programme.
The Sapard programme of HR was adopted in February 2006 and the conferral of management was adopted by the Commission in September 2006.
The amount in the decision shall not be reallocated to the Sapard programme.
Implementation of SAPARD programmes is subject to the provisions of the‘Multi Annual Financing Agreements' in respect of both monitoring and evaluation.
OLAF is currently checking the absorption of funds within the SAPARD programme.
The settlement of the final balance for the Bulgarian, Romanian and Croatian Sapard programmes, can only be made in accordance with article 9 of Regulation(EC) No 248/2007 of 8 March 2007, when.
Constantin Leonte became a very good leader and expert in the SAPARD Programme.
The Sapard Programme of Croatia, adopted in February 2006, with conferral of management in September 2006, obtained a committed amount of €25 million on the basis of one single Annual Financing Agreement(AFA) for the year 2006.
The EU provided around 117 million euro to 241 slaughterhouses under the Sapard programme.
As regards the CZ the final payment was executed and the Sapard programme was closed already by the end of 2006.
The latter appears in a report by the EU's Anti-Fraud Office(OLAF)as a person involved in money-laundering schemes using funds from the EU's SAPARD programme.
This report addresses in particular the financial implementation of Sapard in Bulgaria Romania and Croatia, as the Sapard Programmes of the eight new Member States(MS), which joined the EU on 1 May 2004, have been completed.
At the end of 2008 payments, including advances, made since the start to Romania reached €843,5 million, or72,7% of the amount allocated to the Sapard Programme.
This report addresses in particular the implementation andfinancial execution of Sapard in Bulgaria Romania and Croatia, as the Sapard programmes of the eight new Member States(MS), which joined the EU on 1 May 2004, have been completed.
Nikolov also appears in a July report by the European Anti-Fraud Office that revealed abuses of 32m euros in funds allocated to Bulgaria under the SAPARD programme.
The total amount of public funds paid to final beneficiaries declared under all Sapard Programmes at the end of the year 2008 is €3 415 million(€3 113 million at the end of 2007), of which the Community contribution amounts to €2 562 million(€2 333 million at the end of 2007).
In August 2003,the Dalboka company built a surface mussels farm through the SAPARD programme. They extended the farm in 2006.
The total amount of public funds paid to final beneficiaries declared under the Sapard programme at the end of the year 2007 is €3 113 million(€2 722 million at the end of 2006), of which the Community contribution amounts to €2 333 million(€2 038 million at the end of 2006).
In 20079 OLAF received 145 first notifications(163 in 2006) and582 updated communications on irregularities detected under SAPARD programme(641 for all the years).
Although all Sapard programmes have been implemented, the final balances of eight new Member States have been paid or recovered and the applications of the final balances for Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia have been received by the Commission, there are ongoing events and actions related to Sapard beyond 2009, some of which are worthy of mention.
At the end of 2008 payments, including advances, made since the start to Bulgaria reached €265,2 million, or63,6% of the amount allocated to the Sapard Programme.
As a large share of the investment undertaken under the Sapard Programme are revenue generating investments, which are supported by up to 50% from public funds, the overall direct impact of Community support under the Sapard instrument, including private financing, therefore amounts to a total of around €6 378 million in investments and services.
In 2008 OLAF received 230 first notifications and632 updated communications on irregularities detected under all Sapard Programmes(876 for the whole period 2003-2008)7.
As a large share of the investment undertaken under the Sapard Programme are revenue generating investments which are supported by up to 50% from public sources, the overall direct impact of Community support under the Sapard instrument, thus including private financing, therefore amounts to a total of around €6 123 million(€5 683 million at the end of 2007) in investments and services provided.
At the end of 2009 payments, including advances, made since the start to Romania reached€ 1.030,7 million, or88,9%4 of the amount allocated to the Sapard programme.
As a large share of the investment undertaken under the Sapard Programme are revenue generating investments which are supported by up to 50% from public sources, the overall direct impact of Community support under the Sapard instrument, thus including private financing, therefore amounts to a total of around €5 683 million(€4 988 million at the end of 2006) in investments and services provided.
Payments made by the Commission to Croatia since the start reached€ 14,0 million, including an advance of€ 7,2 million,representing 55,8%4 of the amount allocated to the Sapard programme.
At the end of 2009 payments, including advances, made since the start to Bulgaria reached€ 327,6 million, or88.2%4 of the amount finally allocated to the Sapard programme.
At the end of 2008 payments made to Croatia since the start reached €9,5 million, including an advance of €7,2 million,representing 37,9% of the amount allocated to the Sapard Programme.