Examples of using Managing authorities in English and their translations into Polish
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Managing authorities should also take a longer-term perspective when‘life-cycle' costs of alternative methods of investment are compared,
One of the most useful areas covered by the proposal is the organisation of mutual cooperation between managing authorities, flanked by information and monitoring measures.
This guide is intended to assist FLAGs and managing authorities in implementing this aspect of Axis 4.
These provisions will reduce the administrative burden on beneficiaries and managing authorities, strengthen the results orientation of the ESF
The Managing Authorities should provide detailed qualitative feedback to all applicants to the culture programme.
Managing Authorities will submit to the Commission the RDP ex post evaluations for each individual RDP by the end of 2016
Improving trans-border, open-water networks of Marine Protected Areas, and exchanging best practices among their managing authorities further preserves biodiversity.
The Guidelines will be an opportunity to strongly encourage managing authorities to pursue investments that are complementary to EU competitiveness and innovation policy.
This would allow the managing authorities to continue with their work,
Greater assistance for the Managing Authorities from the Commission would contribute to reducing the mistakes made in the past at the first level of controls.
The Managing Authorities should publish an annual compendium of projects to be made available on the DG EAC culture webpages.
Member States' national and regional managing authorities may opt to participate in JEREMIE
coordination of Fund operations in the Member State(hereinafter called managing authorities), and.
However, the policies of both the relevant European institutions and the supervising and managing authorities often impede the provision of risk capital.
In addition, a number of JTIs have signed Memoranda of Understanding with European Regional Development Funds managing authorities setting up a framework for structured cooperation.
In order to provide more certainty to Member States and managing authorities, some rates are enshrined in the relevant basic acts CPR, ESF regulation.
A move from non-refundable to refundable forms of aid to large enterprises could also imply a significant rise in administrative costs for managing authorities.
The Managing Authorities should publish thematic reports on the programme to support dissemination of programme achievements and good practice lessons.
These Managing Authorities select, finance and monitor the projects that can best help to serve local needs.
It is justified therefore to allow managing authorities to award contracts directly to such public banks