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Where the Programme will be implemented?
The geographical area or, where appropriate, the epidemiological units, in which the programme will be implemented.
The programme will be implemented by FAO.
The geographical area in which the programme will be implemented;
The Action Programme will be implemented at a national level.
The geographical area in which the programme will be implemented;
The programme will be implemented under shared management.
The geographical area in which the programme will be implemented;
The programme will be implemented within the scope of application of Community law.
The geographical area in which the programme will be implemented.
The programme will be implemented through four general action lines.
The international actions carried out under the different programmes within the Framework Programme will be implemented in the context of an overall international cooperation strategy.
This programme will be implemented in 2009 as soon as adopted by the Council.
Albania has finalised the preparation for decentralised management of IPA funds under Component I. Therefore,part of the IPA 2013 National Programme will be implemented under this new management mode.
I just hope that the programme will be implemented appropriately.
The Programme will be implemented through F4E, which channels the Euratom contribution to the ITER Project and the Euratom contribution to other activities related to ITER, such as the Broader Approach activities with Japan.
Co-financing details If the proposal involves co-financing by Member States, or other bodies( please specify which), an estimate of the level of this co-financing should be indicated in the table below( additional lines may be added if differentbodies are foreseen for the provision of the co-financing): The programme will be implemented as a Commission initiative by 20% and as initiative of Member States by 80%.
The programme will be implemented after the Treaty of Lisbon comes into force.
The'People' Specific Programme will be implemented through actions under five headings.
The Programme will be implemented through public procurement in accordance with the rules and procedures in the Financial Regulation.
The Rural Development programme will be implemented by conferring decentralised management powers without ex ante controls to the Turkish Republic.
That programme will be implemented as a cross-border cooperation programme involving Northern Ireland and Ireland.
From a financial point of view, the programme will be implemented by awarding contracts mainly in the domains of statistics and IT services, and by grants(mainly to national statistical authorities).
The programme will be implemented through public procurement in accordance with the rules and procedures defined in the Financial Regulation.
The programme will be implemented through a results-based management approach based on regular monitoring of progress against clear indicators.
The double degree programme will be implemented by the UEBA's Faculty of International Relations and UNWE's Department of International Economic Relations and Business.
Moreover, the budget of the Programme will be implemented, for the most part, in indirect management, through delegation agreements, and, in a marginal part, in centralised mode, where the Commission will make use of grants and public procurement.
The programme will be implemented in close cooperation with stakeholders in this field- the World Bank, the UN, the RCC and the Disaster Preparedness and Prevention Initiative for South East Europe(DPPI SEE)- and will complement their activities.
The programme will be implemented by systematic investments in people, mainly through a coherent set of“Marie Curie Actions”, addressing researchers in terms of their skills and competence development at all stages of their careers, from initial research training to career development and life-long training.
Reflecting the fact that future programmes will be implemented within the framework of Community priorities, Community Strategic Guidelines(CSG) were adopted on 6 October 2006 making the Lisbon strategy for growth and jobs the central focus of the new cohesion policy programmes. .