Examples of using Disadvantaged areas in English and their translations into Dutch
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We have launched an experiment in some disadvantaged areas in which people's needs have been analysed: safe transport.
In this regard the focus of the fund on disadvantaged areas is of particular importance.
We need to develop marginalised and disadvantaged areas while supporting economic development and expanding social programmes.
We are responsible for farms in disadvantaged areas, in grassland regions, and particularly in all areas relating to dairy and meat production.
Self-employed farmers pay a fixed annual contribution of LIT 500,000 reduced to LIT 295,000 in upland and disadvantaged areas.
Investing in disadvantaged areas helps young people not to move away,
In Austria, just 70%, or 2 323 000 hectares, of the agriculturally productive land comes into the European Union's category of disadvantaged areas.
need to increase support for small producers and for producers in mountain and disadvantaged areas.
Such an approach has certainly been adopted by most Member States in addressing the problems of disadvantaged areas.
for instance on the possible repercussions of decoupling for cattle farmers in disadvantaged areas.
Question No 40 by Mark Killilea(H-0592/98) Subject: Disadvantaged areas and milk quota.
It is also to identify disadvantaged areas within the Development Regions
Northern Ethiopia is one of the most disadvantaged areas worldwide in water and sanitation.
young farmer payments should be slanted towards dairy farmers in disadvantaged areas.
to ensure that particularly disadvantaged areas are adequately catered for.
it targets designated disadvantaged areas.
to the creation of jobs in the disadvantaged areas of this Community.
Opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee on Compensation payments for disadvantaged areas beyond 2010 own-initiative opinion.
social objectives takes account of the need to improve the position of disadvantaged areas and groups of people.
This report highlights the fact that territorial cohesion will be especially relevant for geographically disadvantaged areas such as mountainous regions and islands.