Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Cohesion policy resources in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Cohesion policy resources are manifestly insufficient to solve the real problems.
Support in these areas accounts for some EUR 27 billion 8% of cohesion policy resources.
The results achieved so far indicate that cohesion policy resources are manifestly insufficient to solve the real problems.
The new Member States would receive 51.3% of total cohesion policy resources.
Cohesion policy resources must be made available immediately
Third, the APR stressed that Member States should take into account the macro-economic impact of transfers from cohesion policy resources.
The bulk of cohesion policy resources(around €230 billion)
Cohesion policy will contribute to R& D and innovation with over 86 EUR billion, or 25% of cohesion policy resources.
Concentrating cohesion policy resources on developing the framework conditions for sustainable development and growth is needed
innovation with around €86 billion- a quarter of total Cohesion Policy resources.
efficient management of the delivery of cohesion policy resources requires appropriate,
Third, the Annual Progress Report stressed that Member States should take into account the macro-economic impact of transfers from cohesion policy resources.
under the Convergence Objective, which together account for over 80% of Cohesion Policy resources, 65% of the funds are to be invested in Lisbon-related objectives.
NOTES that an improved concentration of the cohesion policy resources can ensure a meaningful contribution of this policy to fostering competitiveness,
Furthermore, a majority of Member States indicated commitment to leverage the impact of cohesion policy resources by implementing the JEREMIE initiative9.
This is particularly important in the context of shared management of cohesion policy resources, which requires Member States to implement the programmes in accordance with sound financial management and control practices.
excluded groups are concentrated, hence it is impossible to cross-match our newly available information on what and where cohesion policy resources are spent on with the location of such groups.
Nevertheless, Member States, with the support of the Commission, need to ensure that cohesion policy resources genuinely concentrate on actions generating the greatest impact in terms of growth and jobs.
slow down the social and economic convergence of the least-developed Member States, by directing cohesion policy resources to more developed Member States and regions.
the proportion of cohesion policy resources to be invested in innovation and R& D will more than double in the period 2007-2013.
which together account for over 80% of cohesion policy resources, 65% of the funds are to be invested in the Lisbon-related objectives.
the new Member States should be encouraged to earmark cohesion policy resources for measures in pursuit of the Lisbon objectives,
these measures require additional support from cohesion policy resources to allow the necessary capacity-building in those Member States that have not yet been sufficiently involved in the Framework Programme.
In particular, the APR recommended that in the context of the next generation of cohesion policy programmes, the new Member States should be encouraged to earmark cohesion policy resources for measures in pursuit of the Lisbon objectives,
This is followed by an outline of the key developments in the policy framework including the agreement on the resources for cohesion policy for the Financial Perspectives 2007-2013.