Examples of using Progress programme in English and their translations into Slovak
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Proposal for a Decision on the Progress Programme 2013-2020.
Under the Progress programme, the new proposal extends its coverage further to social innovation, and in particular social experimentation.
This is a debate on microfinance and not on the Progress programme.
The Community could use the Progress programme to support the identification of innovative practice through this process.
The second thing that surprises me- and that is still not fully resolved- is the Progress programme and the new instrument for micro-credits.
As you know, the micro-financing proposal forms part of a package which includes aproposal to transfer EUR 100 million from the Progress programme.
We should, as quickly as possible, increase recognition of the Progress programme and disseminate knowledge about it throughout the entire Union.
(DE) As we know, the so-called micro-financing instrument planned by the EU is notgoing to be financed by new money, but from the Progress programme.
At the end of 2006, when we adopted the Progress programme here in this chamber, the Member States set their respective aims and began work.
We fully endorse the proposal to release the necessary resources for thisfinancial instrument from the resources originally intended for the Progress programme.
Progress programme funds must not, under any circumstances, be reduced during this crisis period as they are targeted at the most vulnerable groups.
It has attempted to reallocate budgetary resources from the Progress programme to the microfinance facility before the European Parliament has reached a decision.
The question raised by Ms Guillaume concerns an awareness-raising campaign on the work-life balance,which was supported by the Progress programme.
The resources of the Progress programme, which amount to EUR 700 million if I am correctly informed, are used for building up study and analysis networks.
In the present economic and financial situation,which is characterised by a reduced supply of loans, the Progress programme extends the range of directed financial aid for new businesspeople.
The transfer of funds from the Progress programme is support by the Council and, for many of the Member States, it constitutes a fundamental element of the whole package.
It is difficult, then, to understand why the Council and the Swedish Presidency seem to be fighting so hard, to the bitter end, for the financing of the newinstrument for micro-credits to be found from cuts in the Progress programme.
We, for our part, said right from the start that the Progress programme cannot be jeopardised in any way since, during the current crisis, it is needed even more than before.
I sincerely hope that Commissioner Špidla can help us get the Commission to withdraw its originalproposal on diverting the EUR 100 million from the Progress programme so that this programme can be launched as soon as possible.
(PL) Madam President, the Progress programme is an important initiative intended to help Member States effectively implement objectives in the areas of employment and social affairs.
Contrary to what the European Commission is asking,we oppose the idea of reallocating appropriations from the Progress programme to the European Microfinance Facility, because that would send out a negative message to economic operators.
The Progress programme is aimed at the most exposed groups, and in relation to this, I think Member States and the European Union are responsible for effective implementation of the programme. .
The Council andCommission originally proposed that EUR 100 million should come from the Progress programme, which is primarily used to draw up policies for combating social exclusion and supporting equal opportunities.
The Progress programme was started to assist in realisation of European Union objectives in the fields of employment, social affairs and equal opportunities, which are laid out in the Social Agenda.
After examining all possible options,the Commission proposes to reallocate EUR 100 million from the Progress Programme to the new European microfinance facility for employment and social inclusion-Progress. .
We must maintain the Progress programme, which targets the most vulnerable groups, and it is the joint responsibility of the Member States and the European Union to implement it effectively in the current circumstances.
In 2005, the EESC wholeheartedly welcomed the Commission's proposal in its opinion SOC/188,which described the Progress programme as one of the key funding instruments, alongside the ESF, for the Social Agenda.
When weighing up our decision concerning the use of Progress programme resources, we very carefully considered the consequences and came to the conclusion that although it was not an ideal solution, it was probably one of the possible solutions.
Parliament's 2010 draft budget found resources of EUR 25 million, which will enable it to launch the programme at the very start of 2010,and it was able to find these resources without touching the Progress programme in 2010.
The new generation of employment policies,along with the initiatives of the European Social Fund and the Progress programme, should include specific criteria and indicators for improving immigrants' access to socio-occupational pathways to integration, including self-employment.