Examples of using Cooperation programmes in English and their translations into Danish
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United Nations cooperation programmes and other donors.
I believe that Russia is about to announce a major financial contribution to several EU-led cross-border cooperation programmes.
lacks specific provision for crossborder cooperation programmes.
agreement on technical cooperation programmes.
not in the sense of relaunching the old Mediterranean decentralised cooperation programmes.
The second element, our cooperation programmes, include the PHARE national programmes,
The INTERREG and European Territorial Cooperation programmes have played an important catalytic role in this process.
Cross-border cooperation programmes between the Western Balkan countries also aim at overcoming the legacy of the past conflicts.
The process of identification shall be conducted in each OCT as part of the process for the preparation of cooperation programmes referred to in Article 4.
Universities from Iceland may formally participate in and receive funding for participation in Inter-university Cooperation Programmes ICPs.
All the countries must, of course, meet the requirements of the Copenhagen criteria and, as these countries were formerly enemies, they must also take part in regional cooperation programmes.
social development in northern Morocco and interregional cooperation programmes?
The texts therefore renew, for an eight year period- from 2006 to 2013- the cooperation programmes previously concluded with the European Union, in 1995 and in 2000.
The May issue of Euroabstracts focus es on R& D activities in the CCEEs and EU cooperation programmes.
I agree with the rapporteur that overall responsibility for the ENPI should be returned to the Regional Development DG and that the cross-border cooperation programmes should be implemented in a framework similar to that for the Interreg programmes. .
In 1987, the ERASMUS programme served to finance 398 inter-university cooperation programmes involving more than 850 institutes of higher education
which must take account of the candidate countries and the cooperation programmes with the developing countries and the Euro-Mediterranean countries.
to strengthen bilateral relationships- taking into account the diversity of the region- and to adapt cooperation programmes to make them focused and results-oriented.
to study the possible participation by Chile in Union-Mercosur cooperation programmes.
TACIS and cross-border cooperation programmes, to economic growth and freer trade,