Examples of using Midterm evaluation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Midterm evaluation of Interreg III.
The first report, to be issued in 2014, will include a midterm evaluation of the Strategy.
Midterm evaluation of the EFA Fast Track Initiative.
The European Commission published the external midterm evaluation report of the Erasmus+ programme.
Midterm evaluation of the implementation of the LIFE financial instrument(July 2003), pages 12 and 14.
The Member States haveexpressed their satisfaction with the management model of the programme in the midterm evaluation.
Here are results of midterm evaluation of five Inkscape's projects at Google Summer of Code 2008 program.
The LCP was developed by the Leader+ Contact Point following a request made by the Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development,which arose out of the results of the Leader+ midterm evaluation.
For the midterm evaluation of the Customs 2013 programme, consultations with trade representatives were carried out.
Under Article 19(1)of the Fiscalis 2013 Decision1 the programme is subject to a midterm evaluation carried out by the Commission based on input from the Member States.
The midterm evaluation assessed the impact of activities carried out under the programme from 2008 until March 2011.
Taking into account the positive feedback resulting from the midterm evaluation of the Customs 2013 programme, a successor Customs 2020 programme is being proposed by the Commission.
The midterm evaluation assesses the impacts of the activities carried out under the programme from 2008 to March 2011.
Under Article 22(1) of the Customs 2013 Decision,the programme is subject to a midterm evaluation carried out by the Commission based on input from the Member States.
The results of the midterm evaluation will be available by mid-2018 and those of the final evaluation of the programme towards the end of 2021.
Develop a post-2020 strategic approach to Roma integration, in view of the possible revision of the Council Recommendation foreseen for 2019, taking into account remaining gaps between Roma and non-Roma in education, employment, health and housing, and the fight against discrimination,as well as ongoing reflections on a midterm evaluation of the EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies.
In the context of the midterm evaluation of the Fiscalis 2013 programme3, a contractor analysed the effectiveness, efficiency, relevance and value added of the programme.
This report adopted by theCommission meets the obligation to communicate the results of the midterm evaluation to the Council, the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee, and the Committee of the Regions.
The objective of the midterm evaluation is both to evaluate the desirability of continuing the programme and whether adjustments to the programme may be needed for the remaining years in terms of activity planning.
Taking into account the positive feedback resulting from the midterm evaluation of the Customs 2013 and Fiscalis 2013 Programme, a successor FISCUS Programme is being proposed by the Commission.
A midterm evaluation was completed in 20059 and this covered the results of projects from programmes up to and including 2002 as well as initial results from the eTEN programme which started in 2002.
This was also reconfirmed by the external midterm evaluation of the FEMIP support fund in 2006 concluding that the fund has been successfully implemented.
The midterm evaluation shall take into account retrospective evaluation results on the long-term impact of the predecessor fund- the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund 2014-2020- and shall, where appropriate, be accompanied by a legislative proposal for the revision of this Regulation.
Accordingtothe Commission's midterm evaluation of the implementation of LIFE in 2003, most stakeholders surveyed considered the lack of EUlevel networking as being among the key barriers for transnational debates on LIFE issues 20.
The Midterm evaluation of the DG HOME programmes on Prevention of and Fight against Crime(ISEC) and Prevention, Preparedness and Consequence Management of Terrorism& other Security Related Risks(CIPS)40 considers the Customs and Fiscalis 2013 programme management model"offers the most promising prospects for improving the management of ISEC/CIPS as it allows to promptly and flexibly respond to operational needs".
In the context of the midterm evaluation of the present programmes4, a contractor analysed the effectiveness, efficiency, relevance and value added of the current Customs and Fiscalis 2013 programmes.
The objective of this midterm evaluation is to evaluate both the desirability of continuing the programme, and whether adjustments to the programme for the remaining years in terms of activity planning may be required.
This project has been subject to standard ROM and midterm evaluation procedures and has been the subject of very close monitoring by the EU delega- tion through regular field visits to the different pro- ject sites and very frequent meetings with all actors concerned.