Examples of using Aid programmes in English and their translations into Slovenian
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which clearly shows the need for food aid programmes.
consistency with other aid programmes.
Opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee on The role of civil society in EU pre-accession aid programmes in the Republic of Albania.
The common agricultural policy must include a focus on gender in its aid programmes, with special initiatives for female entrepreneurship.
There can be no doubt that food aid programmes should be put in place for the poorest members of society.
many of them are helped through food aid programmes.
many of them are helped trough food aid programmes.
The Fund for European Aid to the Most Deprived(FEAD)- in contrast to previous food aid programmes- comes under the framework of Cohesion Policy.
existing EU aid programmes on the other.
Presentation of the EESC's own-initiative opinion on"The role of civil society in EU pre-accession aid programmes in the Republic of Albania" to Albanian civil society organisations and authorities(Tirana)(REX).
their policies on development cooperation and shall consult each other on their aid programmes, including in international organisations
the EU has to demonstrate that its aid programmes will provide the greatest long term impact
their policies on development cooperation and shall consult each other on their aid programmes, including in international organisations
For example, food aid programmes are being strengthened,
Emphasises that when providing aid and support the EU has to enforce conditionalities, as aid programmes and support for civil society can only be sustained if clear conditions are set at the highest political level;
their policies on development cooperation and will consult each other on their aid programmes including in international organisations
The Commission also aims to develop SME policy and improve the business environment in non-EU countries, in particular the candidate countries and the partners of the European Neighbourhood Policy, through policy cooperation and aid programmes.
Then we have tried to salve our consciences by massive aid programmes which have not served to ameliorate the conditions of those countries
in all third countries as part of the Commission's development policy, and to make its aid programmes dependent on this requirement.
The EU should engage in new partnerships with countries that graduate from bilateral aid programmes, notably on the basis of regional