Examples of using Structural actions in English and their translations into Romanian
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Option 3(Targeted structural actions).
Practical guide for identifying conflicts of interests in public procurement procedures for structural actions;
Option 3(targeted structural actions) builds on Option 2.
How much is the Commission spending in the framework of its structural actions policy?
For the 2007-2013 period,the total budget for structural actions(European Regional Development Fund, European Social Fund and Cohesion Fund) is €347 billion, which is 35% of the total EU budget.
How much is the Commission spending in the framework of its structural actions policy?
The FIFG shall contribute to structural actions in the fisheries sector outside Objective 1 regions in accordance with Council Regulation(EC) No 1263/1999 of 21 June 1999 on the financial instrument for fisheries guidance(12).
Practical guide for detection of forged documents in the field of structural actions.
The European Social Fund(ESF)will provide funding for structural actions for economic, social and territorial cohesion.
Commission adopts Action Plan to strengthen supervision under shared management for structural actions.
The Council shall establish the fields of intervention for the structural actions referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article.
It implements recommendations by the European Parliament andEuropean Court of Auditors, which highlighted weaknesses in the shared management of structural actions.
This would follow the emphasis given by the Recovery Plan to accelerating the implementation of EU structural actions, to bring investment on stream early in difficult times.
Control requirements for structural actions are stringent in order to ensure that EU taxpayers' money is used properly, but it the Commission also aims to strike the right balance between the cost of controls and the benefits obtained.
As the rapporteur points out,the financial impact of irregularities on structural actions has decreased significantly.
Control requirements for structural actions are stringent in order to ensure that EU taxpayers' money is used properly, but it is also important to strike the right balance between the cost of controls and the benefits obtained.
The EESC believes that the principles of conditionality should not undermine the capacity for flexibility in the structural actions since no one solution fits all regions.
As regards the making available again of decommitted appropriations, in line with the new basic acts for structural actions in the period 2007 to 2013 which cover the case of force majeure, provision should be maintained in the Financial Regulation only for cases where a manifest error is attributable to the Commission.
QA: Progress report on Action Plan to strengthen the European Commission's supervisory role for shared management of structural actions.
Recovery of sums unduly paid by the Member States to agricultural organisations orbodies participating in structural actions, in the wake of diverse errors arising from negligence or which are, occasionally, deliberate in nature.
It implements recommendations in last year's report by theEuropean Court of Auditors(ECA), which highlighted weaknesses in the shared management of structural actions in Member States.
The EESC believes that conditionality should not undermine the capacity for flexibility in the structural actions since no one solution fits all regions, while keeping common objectives of bringing more cohesion through common rules.
As indicated in the Communication7 on the MFF, the Structural Funds, comprising the European Social Fund(ESF) and the European Regional Development Fund(ERDF)will provide funding for structural actions for economic, social and territorial cohesion.
For structural actions, 26 the Commission has put in place a Joint Fraud Prevention Strategy whose objective is to strengthen its capacity to deal with fraud, to raise awareness in the Member States and in the Commission Services of the importance of fraud prevention and to strengthen cooperation with OLAF.
(1) Whereas the first subparagraph of Article 2(3) of Regulation(EC)No 1260/1999 states that the FIFG shall contribute to structural actions in the fisheries sector outside Objective 1 regions;
However, the Commission is not in a position to demonstrate the extent to which this is the case because it does not have complete andreliable information from all Member States on financial corrections and because it is still too early to measure the impact of ongoing actions to strengthen the Commission's supervisory role under shared management of structural actions.
Over 500 representatives of national authorities from all 27 Member States attended a seminar on the"Control of structural actions- meeting the challenge" on 10 June in Brussels.
The Commission has adopted an Action Plan for structural funds to address the Court of Auditors' recommendations on how to improve its supervisory role of management and control systems in Member States for structural actions.
Using transparent procedures, the Commission shall also make indicative breakdowns by Member State of the commitment appropriations available for the structural actions in the fisheries sector outside Objective 1 regions, as referred to in Article 2(3), first subparagraph.
The Structural Funds services together with OLAF have put in place a Joint Fraud Prevention Strategy which foresees a series of actions to becarried out by the Commission and the Member States to prevent fraud in structural actions under shared management.