Examples of using Their operational programmes in English and their translations into Swedish
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Producer organisations can promote fruit and vegetables through their operational programmes.
Member States can review their operational programmes and reallocate unused funds for priority projects relating to the Danube region.
POs will be able to include promotion of FV consumption in their operational programmes.
The Member States are invited to review their Operational Programmes to facilitate the use of cohesion policy money for this purpose.
POs will be able to include promotion of FV consumption in their operational programmes.
POs will be able to include Promotion of FV consumption in their operational programmes, with a special focus on promotion targeted at children in educational establishment.
not implemented by the member producer organisations within their operational programmes;
However, it is essential that all the Baltic Sea countries have compiled their operational programmes by that time, and this also applies to my country, Estonia.
A common set of indicators to assess progress of programme implementation should be set out before the Member States draft their operational programmes.
It is important for Member States to be allowed to amend their priorities and reschedule their operational programmes in order to finance measures in this area,
We should acknowledge the fact that all Member States have already made efforts to include priorities conforming with the aims of the Lisbon Strategy in their operational programmes.
Member States are invited to amend their operational programmes co-financed by Structural Funds
the Member States will now be able to finalise their operational programmes and present them to the Commission for approval.
They should review their operational programmes co-financed by the Structural Funds, in line with priorities fixed under Europe 2020,
While common output indicators are proposed by the Commission, the actual output targets are proposed by these managing authorities as part of their operational programmes, and agreed by the Commission.
In accordance with them the Member States can, in their operational programmes and projects, pay special attention to stimulating development
not carried out, by member organisations under their operational programmes.
to enable countries to submit their operational programmes soon, and particularly to afford them a smooth transition to the new aid period.
In their operational programmes, Member States and regions have made major commitments leading to the following results:
local authorities should be encouraged to make the best use of structural funds while ensuring that their operational programmes contribute for a more effective implementation of environmental legislation.
economic provisions involving the appropriate use of public money, in their operational programmes.
The Structural Funds offer an ideal framework for the Member States to include gender equality in their operational programmes and in the different stages of the funds' implementation,
not implemented by the member producer organisations in their operational programmes.
those regions that intend to integrate health related priorities in their operational programmes, the Commission recommends a thorough linking between them
Among other things, this programme urges the Member States to re-programme their operational programmes for their structural funds
those regions that intend to integrate health related priorities in their operational programmes, the Commission recommends a thorough linking between them
regions to take this into account when drawing up- as they are now doing- their operational programmes, for this will not only benefit the local environment,
100 million worth of investment in their operational programmes and served as a catalyst for additional capital investment.
Members States are invited to amend their operational programmes co-financed by Structural Funds
the EESC recommends that the Commission work together with Member States to ensure that their operational programmes secure efficient, harmonised deployment of ERDF