Examples of using Complementarities in English and their translations into Swedish
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Some MS have succeeded in creating effective complementarities, but generally a global strategic approach to ensure full complementarities and synergies between SF has been missing.
Increased complementarities between EU policies towards Sub-Saharan Africa
Clear advantages would be consistency and complementarities with the ESF, possible shortening of the decision-making process
Commission operating procedures already emphasise and will continue to reinforce synergies and complementarities between EC humanitarian assistance
Complementarities will be also sought with the"European Mobile and Mobility Industries Alliance.
The impact of the specific programmes will be enhanced through complementarities with other Community policies
Through orchestrating network effects and resource complementarities, a bank can harness the power of partners
Insufficient economic diversification, which results in high dependence on a small number of export commodities and lack of complementarities between national economies.
mentions the AAL initiative, and identifies the synergies and complementarities with FP7.
the Member States to take maximum advantage of complementarities and pooling arrangements.
space for knowledge and technologies in which transnational synergies and complementarities are fully exploited.
this is an important issue in this context since it helps to make better use of complementarities, division of labour and economies of scale.
The skills demand in the EU should be an area where possible complementarities with priority partner countries could be further explored.
and possible complementarities with a European Voluntary Humanitarian Aid Corps will be presented.
reinforce synergies and complementarities.
Inviting Member States to clarify the links and complementarities with other environment management schemes
The EESC therefore believes that there is a need to designate central focal points in order to ensure complementarities between programmes and funds and better use of funds in order to avoid overlaps.
exploiting already in the design phase the opportunities for synergies and complementarities between different sectors,
seek to maximise the synergies and complementarities between the various Community instruments mobilised for crisis
To ensure the success of a sustainable European transport policy, we- of course- have to bear in mind the importance of fostering synergies and complementarities with other European policies such as energy and environment policies.