Examples of using Programming phase in English and their translations into Slovak
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Programming
Timeframe: programming phase of the new MIP(2019/2020).
This phase is also known as the programming phase.
As the programming phase is almost completed, there is now limited scope for further influence on the design of the new programmes.
Relevant recommendations by the ex-ante evaluators were considered during the programming phase.
It focused on the role of EuropeAid and the delegations and did not cover the programming phase and the roles of the Development DG and External Relations DG6.
Coordination between the different pre-accession instruments was carried out at the programming phase.
Now that the programming phase has been completed, it is important to ensure that expenditures reflect the earmarking commitments and are not subsequently shifted to lower priority areas.
These are taken intoaccount through the entire cycle of operations starting from the programming phase.
Firstly, the Member Statesdid not define baseline indicators during the programming phase on the basis of which a sound allocation of resources and a subsequent comparison of the progress achieved could be made.
The EU has been at theforefront of promoting CSOs participation in EU programming phases.
However, the allocation of funds per country andpriorities would come during the programming phase, once the regulation has been adopted by the European Parliament and the Council, the Commission explained.
Committees in e.g. Portugal, France(regional level), and Malta take part in the programming phase.
The rapporteur welcomes the determination of funding levels in the programming phase, based on and aligned with national and regional development strategies, but underlines that the importance of education for sustainable development needs to be taken into account when defining priority sectors for cooperation.
The Committees in Portugal, France(regional level),Malta and Hungary take part in the programming phase.
Taking into account that the documents are adopted at different stages of policy formulation and the project andprogramme management cycle(including the programming phase) it necessarily results in adjustments and more specific types of focus in implementation.
In this new context, the ETF will increasingly be required to providethe Commission with information and analysis at the policy development and programming phase.
The provision of useful lessons andrecommendations for the challenges facing the ETF in the programming phase 2006-2008.
This exercise gives the Foundation helpful lessons andrecommendations with regard to the challenges facing its future programming phase.
Sometimes this stems from weak intervention logic(needs analysis) at the programming phase(see GP No 3).
The procedure for adopting co-financing decisions for the Member States, which was adapted during negotiation of the ERF I legal basis, is hampered by the slight incompatibility between the EUŐs budgetary procedure timetable andthat for ERF IŐs programming phase.
A good practice exists in Italy and Germany: projects for which a preparatory phase has already been launched orlegal obligations have arisen are re-assessed before each new programming phase to verify that their features still address current needs.
IX.- The Commission and the EEAS are of the opinion that the areas of support are sufficiently focused.- The Commission's DG DEVCO and DG ECHO have already strengthened their coordination and will enhance it further in the context of the operationalisation of the humanitarian-development nexus, for which Myanmar/Burma has been selected by the Council as a pilot country.-The Commission will document the allocation of funding to each focal sector during the programming phase of the next MIP.
Recommendation 1- The need to focus support to increase impact The Commission and the EEAS accept the recommendation andwill address it during the programming phase of the next MIP.
Reinforcement of the flexibility elements of the EDF, including:(i) allowing initial allocations to be limited in order to keep more funds aside(reserves) for topping-ups or special allocations for specific sectors or initiatives;(ii) defining specific forms of support for countries in situations of fragility, transition or crisis;(iii) focusing EU efforts on response strategies directlylinked to existing partner countries' policies, in the programming phase;
Firstly, the Member States did not define additionalbaseline indicators in relation to NPI support during the programming phase.
In terms of geographical instruments, the choice of sectors for interventionis agreed with the partner countries in question during the programming phase.
As described above, the EU regulation requires Member States to setspecific objectives according to their different needs established in the programming phase.
It is essential, therefore, to abide by the timetable for the adoption of the regulations for the Structural and Cohesion Funds2007-2013 in order to allow sufficient time for the programming phase in 2006.
Recommendation 3- Implementation of the actions The Commission accepts the recommendation and will implement it as follows:The Commission will document the allocation of funding to each focal sector during the programming phase of the next MIP.