Übersetzung für "Public investment programme " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

public investment programmes

capital development program | capital development programme | capital expenditure program | capital expenditure programme | capital investment program | capital investment programme | capital program | capital programme | investment plan | investment program | investment programme

public investment [ State participation(ECLAS) ]

20. Welcomes the use by the Commission of the flexibility offered by the revised SGP to extend the deadlines for the correction of excessive deficits in seven procedures; understands that this extension will make it easier for those countries to implement the structural reforms they need; calls on the Commission and the Council to ensure that the content and the calendar of the fiscal adjustment path are adapted to the specificity of each country and, particularly in ‘deficit’ countries, include the aforementioned flexibility and the full use of European structural and investment funds, sound and sustainable structural reforms and the identification of investments (notably in the CSR) essential to boost competitiveness; welcomes the Comm ...[+++]ission’s statement that already in this year’s budgetary execution assessment and in the analysis of the national budgets for 2014, the Commission will try to accommodate, in particular within the preventive arm of the SGP, under certain conditions, non-recurrent, public investment programmes with a proven impact on the sustainability of public finances, while fully respecting the EU fiscal surveillance framework; looks forward to the Commission’s communication, expected soon, on the concrete operational framework to be presented to Parliament, in accordance with the declaration annexed to the two-pack;

20. Welcomes the use by the Commission of the flexibility offered by the revised SGP to extend the deadlines for the correction of excessive deficits in seven procedures; understands that this extension will make it easier for those countries to implement the structural reforms they need; calls on the Commission and the Council to ensure that the content and the calendar of the fiscal adjustment path are adapted to the specificity of each country and, particularly in ‘deficit’ countries, include the aforementioned flexibility and the full use of European structural and investment funds, sound and sustainable structural reforms and the identification of investments (notably in the CSR) essential to boost competitiveness; welcomes the Comm ...[+++]ission’s statement that already in this year’s budgetary execution assessment and in the analysis of the national budgets for 2014, the Commission will try to accommodate, in particular within the preventive arm of the SGP, under certain conditions, non-recurrent, public investment programmes with a proven impact on the sustainability of public finances, while fully respecting the EU fiscal surveillance framework; looks forward to the Commission’s communication, expected soon, on the concrete operational framework to be presented to Parliament, in accordance with the declaration annexed to the two-pack;

13. Calls on the Commission and the Council to balance productive private and public investment needs with fiscal consolidation objectives by assessing carefully growth enhancing investment programmes in its assessment of Stability and Convergence Programmes, while fully respecting the provisions laid down in EU law; considers that growth-friendly fiscal consolidation can simultaneously put public finances on a sustainable path an ...[+++]d restore the confidence of investors;

19. Points out that any meaningful 'Social Package' promoting social progress must be complemented by supportive economic and structural policy measures; considers that the monetary policy of the ECB must be relaxed in order to counter the effects of the current economic slowdown in Europe; calls on the Commission and the Council to draw up a 'European Investment Programme for Sustainable Development, Employment and Social Inclusion' of at least 1 % of EU GDP, which should be complemented by similar public investment programmes of the Member States in order to stabilise the economy and counter climate change; proposes that Member Stat ...[+++]es also introduce measures to stabilise and enhance the purchasing power of low-income people (rising prices for food, energy, transport), e.g. by introducing social default tariffs for gas, electricity, telecommunication, public transport etc.;