Examples of using Cooperation programmes in English and their translations into Romanian
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The relevant transnational cooperation programmes and INTERACT should provide targeted facilitation to this key coordination level.
The main objective of the cross-border cooperation programmes is to support the development of a common socio-economic environment for people,
Romania would like to develop more cooperation programmes between towns in Romania
Transnational cooperation programmes cover larger areas of cooperation,
It should be noted that the implementation of territorial cooperation programmes is currently hindered by the fact that this involves many different authorities.
Commission announces two cooperation programmes with Jamaica, worth a total of more than €20 million.
Transnational cooperation programmes covering larger areas of cooperation,
In addition, Norway allocated €68 million through the Norwegian bilateral cooperation programmes with Bulgaria and Romania when the two states joined the EU in 2007.
Encourages European parties to develop party-to-party cooperation programmes with emerging partners in the region;
Cross-border cooperation programmes for cooperation between partners
Relations with EU neighbours through cooperation programmes on the EU's external borders can contribute to safety
Cooperation programmes with third countries have also supported the role of women in society
This idea could find a concretisation through cooperation programmes between the EU and its Member States with neighbouring countries.
Up to 5% of the financial envelope shall be allocated to the Cross-Border Cooperation programmes referred to in Article 6(1)(c).
integrate existing cooperation programmes in the region?
The Cross-Border Cooperation programmes referred to in Article 6(1)(c)
Relevant programmes and projects will be supported under cooperation programmes such as the SWITCH26 Asia Programme to promote sustainable consumption and production.
A further simplification is now expected from the integration of the LLP, with Youth in Action and various international cooperation programmes.
As the cooperation programmes involve Northern Ireland, they should continue with the necessary complementing provisions.
The European Union has started using a gender tracker to track gender mainstreaming in development cooperation programmes.