Examples of using A joint programme in English and their translations into Swedish
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the legal basis for existing national programmes, the possible organisational structure, operational procedures and content for a joint programme.
A joint programme has been adopted,
In Bangladesh, a joint programme with the World Food Programme(WFP)
The Eurostars Joint Programme is aimed at aligning and synchronising the relevant national research and innovation programmes to establish a joint programme, featuring scientific,
Arranged as a joint programme between Ipag Business School
improvement of transport and communications, and a joint programme for sustainable development.
On 20 December 2002, the Council and the Commission also adopted a joint programme to improve cooperation between Member States in the evaluation of Chemical,
absorbing this labour force, alongside the European Commission, should create a joint programme offering migrant workers the opportunity to access specific childcare services,
The EESC calls on all the Member States to become actively involved in developing resettlement programmes, and supports the introduction of a joint programme so that resettlement of refugees in the EU is not a symbolic act
in particular with the support of ROMACT, a joint programme of the European Commission
in conjunction with him we are now preparing a joint programme, to be cofinanced by the Commission,
A joint programme will be drafted on prime ministerial level to remove frontier barriers between the Nordic countries.
A joint programme, UNAIDS, was established a few years ago.
Establish a framework for a joint programme.
the USA have decided to launch a joint programme to help Ukraine tackle the rapidly increasing threat from the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
A joint programme of activities will necessarily include those aimed at integration,
For instance, a joint programme for ocean energy has been set up within the European Energy Research Alliance EERA.
Integration will be ensured by means of a joint programme of activities representing a substantial part of the activities of the entities networked.
The Commission is, therefore, confident that a joint programme with Member States over a five year period will allow the target to be reached.