Examples of using Cohesion countries in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Therefore, Cohesion countries and regions falling under the Convergence Objective are called upon to build up public administrations
It is true that these include projects in Objective 1 areas and cohesion countries, which has allowed the percentage of cofinancing to be greater.
EUR 11.3 billion are reserved for cohesion countries.
The cohesion countries continued to converge towards the EU15 income level7 Table 1: GDP and population growth in cohesion countries, 1988-2003.
it will be the cohesion countries that will pay.
The challenge for cohesion policy will be to effectively contribute to the identified €30 billion investment needs in core TEN-T infrastructure in Cohesion countries until 2020.
Operations in the cohesion countries to talled 4 746 million(6 142 million in 1993),
there needs to be considerable investment to tackle problems in the cohesion countries and the least prosperous regions.
The proportion of population connected to wastewater treatment plants remains relatively small in Objective 1 regions and Cohesion countries, at only around 50% as compared with 80-90% in the Nordic countries. .
More than half of such lending is focused on the regions most lagging behind in their development the so called"cohesion countries"(Greece, Spain,
The number of patent applications shows the same disparities fewer than 20 per million inhabitants in the cohesion countries and over 300 per million inhabitants in the Nordic countries. .
Accordingly, the potential implementation cost of waste policy is proportionately lower in cohesion countries although, as GDP per head in these countries continues to converge to the EU average,
The changes have been very similar in Cohesion countries and Objective 1 regions as in the rest of the EU, so that the gap between the former and latter remains.
Sometimes indeed inequalities have increased, even if, in the Cohesion countries, increased disparities between regions may have gone along with the convergence of all the regions towards the Community average in terms of per capita GDP.
agreement for economic and social cohesion and for cohesion countries, insofar as it relegates the Community budget's role of redistribution.
of such expenditure returns to the rest of Europe in the form of increased exports to cohesion countries, particularly exports of machinery and equipment.
There were major efforts in the 1990s to upgrade transport systems in the assisted regions and cohesion countries to levels more similar to those elsewhere in the EU.
according to the latest figures, that the more prosperous countries spend more than the cohesion countries, so offsetting to some extent the effect of EU structural policies in the latter.
and other cohesion countries cannot accept is, as a consequence of enlargement,
is so great that decades will be needed until cohesion countries reach a rough approximation of the Community average, vital in order to avoid risks and in order for the benefits of European monetary union to be felt.