Examples of using Aid programmes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Commission is immediately pursuing its humanitarian aid programmes to help Congo to heal its wounds.
A particularly robust system is needed to monitor the results of development aid programmes in the field of civil society.
In spite of reforms brought in by the civilian government in office since 2011, and international aid programmes, the legal and regulatory framework remains unstable.
Improving the operation of regional and sectoral aid programmes and the employment content at the local level of infrastructure projects
other donors terminate their humanitarian aid programmes.
granting entitlement to research, development and other aid programmes.
Half of the total regional expenditure on family aid programmes has been used to finance the"traditional" crèches.
Does the Commission intend to include citrus fruit in its food aid programmes for the countries of Eastern Europe?
A total of 283 million ECU were allocated to the three ECSC Readaptation Aid programmes, representing some 70% of the total budget.
In 2001 the Court published Special Report No 21/2000 on the management of the Commission's external aid programmes.
The aid programmes under PEDIP will be jointly financed by the Community as part of the approved Community support framework for Portugal.
Council conclusions on the Court of Auditors' report on the management of the Commission's external aid programmes.
The crisis in Sierra Leone has resulted in de facto suspension of all aid programmes in the country.
The common agricultural policy must include a focus on gender in its aid programmes, with special initiatives for female entrepreneurship.
the extending of the PHARE programme to other CCEEs aid programmes for the restructuring of the economy.
final decision is issued, the guarantee schemes in question may continue to be applied as authorized aid programmes.
External aid programmes are managed by it directly and constitute 62% of all its accounts.
All the Commission's food aid and emergency aid programmes are subject to very strict permanent monitoring by the Commission's services
the fate awaiting the food aid programmes targeting the most impoverished populations is symptomatic.
Funding would therefore not be diverted from existing external humanitarian aid programmes outside the EU.