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audits mean that formal questions related to the implementation of programmes have become the highest priority,
That is why hitherto, when assessing the effect these programmes have on employment, rather than providing concrete figures, the EIB has
Accordingly, two main programmes have been included in the early privatization Sukladno tome, u ranu privatizaciju uključena su dva glavna programa.
Existing programmes have enabled the flow of refugees into neighbouring countries to be absorbed without too much difficulty.
In particular successive biotechnology and biomedicine and health programmes have made major contributions to the development of alternative tests in pharmaco-tox-icology.
These programmes have encompassed two types of measure:
It must be pointed out that these programmes have not only been instrumental in structuring regional planning,
the public institutions must also be involved- so far only 10% of the programmes have been implemented by them- as well as universities and study and research centres.
Our programmes have already helped 12 million children have access to better schools
The European Commission's 2007 cohesion report shows that the programmes have helped to shift Member States' policies towards growth-enhancing investments, and support much-needed investment in infrastructure,
we can know why some programmes have been less successful than they might have been.
In the five years that this programme has been running, more than 190 programmes have been set up by the European industry.
Over these years the programmes have evolved, moving from prevention activities in an emergency context towards strategies and policies in which HIV/AIDS is considered as a structural problem
Successive programmes have made it possible to implement no fewer than 350 projects thus far,
In addition to specific schemes relating to a given sector, the programmes have covered others at the production(development of know-how
delivery of cross-border programmes have all been given the recognition they deserve.
is vital to ensuring that programmes have a maximum impact on the ground.
bearing in mind that these programmes have had tremendous positive benefits in the affected communities, both in terms of improving the environment
Also, the fact that these programmes have been implemented in the popular neighbourhoods by the community organisations themselves has, to a certain extent,
There is no doubt that past programmes have had a beneficial effect where they can be carried out