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The programme will provide funding for the translation of more than 5 000 books;
With a view to developing the European dimension in sport, the Programme will provide support for the following activities.
The programme will provide grants to independent production companies for the development of single projects.
Consistent integration,revision and implementation of EU instruments within the developing Energy Union programme will provide the building blocks of the strategy.
The second phase of the programme will provide for the continuation of the existing actions, but also innovation.
In order to contribute to the governance and implementation of Europe 2020 andopen method of coordination activities, the Programme will provide strengthened support to cooperation projects aimed at developing, transferring and implementing innovative education, training and youth practices.
The Programme will provide opportunities to discuss and exchange ideas with stakeholders on European digital policy.
Launched yesterday evening in Berlin,the EU's new MEDIA 2007 programme will provide a €755 million boost to Europe's film industry over the next seven years.
This programme will provide a suitable framework for ensuring that Member Stateswill participate in the refugee resettlement process.
The Environmental Technology Verification(ETV) pilot programme will provide independent verification of the performance of new environmental technologies.
The Programme will provide support for RD activities across the entire country using funding under both the Convergence and the Regional Competitiveness and Employment Objectives.
The Sectoral Budget Support programme will provide support to the second phase of education reform.
This new programme will provide ad hoc support for cooperation with all third countries(non-developing and developing) with a specific focus on strategic partners/ emerging economies.
Under the economic criteria, the programme will provide assistance to labour and economic development and to health and education.
The programme will provide extensive research opportunities for the development of nano-satellite systems through the use of the nano-satellite development and testing facilities available at the Kyushu Institute of Technology(Kyutech), Japan.
The trans-national Alpine Space programme will provide financial support for developing the governance arrangements for the Strategy.
The programme will provide financial and technical support for Member States to implement reforms aimed at increasing the resilience and modernising their economies, including priority reforms identified in the European Semester.
Through the Equity Facility for Growth, the programme will provide risk capital to equity funds investing in SMEs mainly in the expansion and growth-stage phases.
Moreover the Programme will provide funding for horizontal initiatives integrating energy efficiency and renewable energy sources in several sectors of the economy and/or combining various instruments, tools and actors within the same action or project.
The MEDIA 2007 programme will provide €755 million to Europe's film industry from 2007-2013().
The“Europe for citizens” programme will provide the Union with instruments to promote active European citizenship.
The framework programme will provide the means and instruments for implementing policies in varied fields influencing European competitiveness.
The Nordic Built programme will provide attractive and effective arenas for collaboration and realise concrete projects that demonstrate world-class scalable solutions.
The new Erasmus+ programme will provide grants for 4 million people, including 2 million higher education students and 300 000 staff over the next seven years(2014-2020).
High quality European statistics: The programme will provide funding to national statistics institutes for the production and dissemination of European statistics which are indispensable for decision-making in all policy areas.
The existing MEDIA 2007 programme will provide €755 million to Europe's audiovisual industry from 2007-2013, helping professionals get training and develop, distribute and promote their works around Europe.
Over the next seven years, the Creative Europe programme will provide funding for transnational projects which will enable 250 000 artists and cultural professionals to reach new audiences abroad.
Through the Loan Guarantee Facility, the programme will provide guarantees and counter-guarantees to financial institutions(e.g. guarantee societies, banks, leasing companies) so they can provide more loan and lease finance to SMEs.
The programmes will provide assistance to candidate countries and may provide assistance to the partner countries of the European Neighbourhood Policy and other third countries.