Examples of using Tacis programme in English and their translations into Greek
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which charts the most important developments in the Tacis Programme in 1995, another year of notable achievement.
the innovation which took place within the Tacis Programme in 1995.
Cumulative contracts and payments The ratios of cumulative contracts and payments have increased continuously since the beginning of the Tacis Programme in 1991.
assures the future of the Tacis Programme until the end of the century.
The Tacis programme was not flexible enough to allow for a quick mobilisation of major funds for a longer implementation period.
the Phare programme, the Tacis programme and the Meda programme. .
In 1995, the Tacis Programme committed a total of ECU 511.19 million, including ECU 10 million for the Tacis Democracy Programme.
In order to support Moldova in its reform efforts, the 1995 Tacis Programme committed ECU 9 million to the Moldovan national programme. .
The Project Managers have a very important role in the management and control of the Tacis programme.
Under the so-called‘Bangkok facility', the Tacis programme has, from 1992, provided the European Bank for Reconstruction
The objective of this follow-up review was to examine whether, for the Tacis programme, the Commission had introduced
taking into account the balance between needs and resources for the Tacis programme as a whole.
The core Tacis Programme, worth EUR 34 million,
The Tacis Programme, developed by the European Community in 1991,
The Community's Tacis programme encourages democratisation,
For the year 2000 the Court undertook an audit of the Tacis programme, mainly at the level of the Commission(Title B7-5 of the budget), representing almost 10% of the total expenditure within the external actions area.
is essentially decentralised and devolved, while the Tacis programme, the recipients of which are States of the former USSR,
Was a transitional year for the Tacis Programme, in which it extended and refined its capacity to achieve maximum results until the end of the century,
Launched in 1991, the Tacis programme provides grant-financed technical assistance to 13 countries in Eastern Europe
Having recognised the lack of resources at the disposal of the European Commission for the implementation of the Tacis Programme, the Parliament supported the Commission in its proposal to set aside a small part of the Tacis budget for financing tasks related to the implementation