Examples of using Action groups in English and their translations into Slovak
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Local action groups.
The Member States shallimplement an appropriate system for supervision of local action groups.
More about Action Groups.
Local Action Groups are the building blocks of the LEADER programme.
The Call for expression of commitment to the Action Groups is expected to be closed in April 2013.
Leader is an approach for implementing theeu's rural development policy through local action groups(lags).
Member States, regions and local action groups will have more say in attuning programmes to local needs.
The EESC urges thatrelevant stakeholders from civil society are represented in the LEADER local action groups.
Interterritorial and transnational cooperation between Local Action Groups are key factors in applying the LEADER approach.
A total of 2 192 Local Action Groups have been funded across the EU-27, with a total budget of EUR 5.5 billion for the period 2007-2013.
Responsibility for the implementation of local developmentstrategies should be given to local action groups representing the interests of the community.
It is community-led, by macro-regional action groups composed of representatives of public and private socio-economic interests;
The current programming phase has also highlighted the multiplier effect ofsharing experiences in facilitating partnerships between local action groups in the different countries.
A total of 2 192 Local Action Groups have been selected in the EU-27 so far, with a total EAFRD budget of around EUR 5.5 billion for the period 2007-2013.
Responsibility for the implementation of local developmentstrategies should be given to local action groups representing the interests of the community, as an essential principle.
In order to help local action groups in this task, rural development funding supports through the sub-measure‘acquiring skills', both assistance and training activities.
Responsibility for the design and implementation of community-led local developmentstrategies should be given to local action groups representing the interests of the community, as an essential principle.
(b) led by local action groups composed of representatives of public and private local socio-economic interests, in which no single interest group controls the decision-making;
Since 2007, local development has also been used within the European Fisheries Fund to support thesustainable development of fishing communities through local action groups in fisheries(FLAGs).
By the end of 2009 however,more than 90 Fisheries Local Action Groups(FLAGs) had already been selected in nine of the twenty-one Member States implementing axis 4.
(b) led by local action groups composed of representatives of public and private local socio-economic interests, in which no single interest group, including the public sector, controls the decision-making;
Box 11 Đ Lump sum based on incomparable offers that did not lead to any savings On the Canary Islands,local action groups that participate in at least two fairs can receive support through a lump sum payment covering the participation fees.
Whereas fisheries local action groups(FLAGs) are an essential part of the CFP in terms of drawing up and implementing integrated and multisectoral participative local development strategies that meet the needs of their local fishing area;
Whereas considerable numbers of committed citizens,acting either on their own initiative or as members of local or regional action groups, are taking local and regional measures to promote biodiversity and are thereby achieving positive results within a relatively short timeframe;
(b) community-led, by local action groups composed of representatives of public and private local socio-economic interests, where at the decision-making level neither the public sector nor any single interest group shall represent more than 49% of the voting rights;
It is also planned to add information about Local Action Groups in the New Member States as and when it becomes available, and where possible along the same lines.
Recommendation:‘The accompaniment of local action groups with a mix of external evaluation and assisted self-evaluation should be designed and put down in the programme'. 53 Special Report No 5/2010- Implementation of the Leader approach for rural development.
It is necessary toinvolve partners from areas surrounding cities, including Local Action Groups, so as to provide a valuable link between urban and rural areas, particularly in relation to desirable rural/urban partnerships.
Together with the requirement for local devel- opment strategies, local action groups and national rural development networks, those measures exposed Member States to substantial costs in connection with the delivery of aid, as illustrated hereunder.
The activities will be also directed in providing the training and networking for local action groups and in particular in technical assistance for cross-regional and transnational cooperation,promotion of cooperation between local action groups and search of partners.