Examples of using Co-operation programme in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Community implements a co-operation programme which aims to give specific and complementary financial
The EU's co-operation programme, delivered through the country strategy paper(CSP)
on the Baltic Sea, and the Tads crossborder co-operation programme extends to cooperation with other countries In the Baltic Sea Region.
emphasises the need to implement the series of activities agreed in the ASEM Copenhagen Co-operation Programme on Fighting International Terrorism of September 2002.
a comprehensive exercise of public consultation concerning the eventual creation of a new cultural co-operation Programme carried out.
the EU must calibrate its co-operation programme carefully and keep it under review.
The TACIS cross-border co-operation programme is an instrument which has the potential to play a useful role in addressing issues relating to the new eastern border following the next accession.
The co-operation programme that the Commission proposes to set up follows on from the preparatory operations on migration
The Council has noted that in addition to this support, 100 MEUROS were disbursed in 1999 in Mozambique under the Community's co-operation programme and up to 150 MEUROS are expected to be disbursed in 2000.
The present financial support for the region from the Community includes an allocation of€ 3 million, under the Tacis Regional Co-operation Programme(2000 budget),
In 2000, the decision was taken to streamline the Commission's assistance programmes and, as a consequence, the co-operation programme between the European Commission
in the EU/Fulbright strand of the EC/USA co-operation programme.
formally launched the new@LIS(Alliance for the Information Society) Co-operation Programme with Latin America, as a follow up of the Rio de Janeiro Summit.
Furthermore, we note the progress made towards implementation of the series of activities agreed in the ASEM Copenhagen Co-operation Programme on Fighting Terrorism of September 2002
Transnational co-operation programmes cover larger areas of co-operation such as the Baltic Sea, Alpine and Mediterranean regions.
Financial co-operation programmes were geared to supporting accession related reforms.
Environmental screening and assessments of co-operation programmes and projects systematically undertaken.
Four crossborder co-operation programmes(Interreg IIIA)
Furthermore, there are bilateral co-operation programmes in the social field with the USA and Japan.
External co-operation programmes in the field of higher education.