Übersetzung für "macro program " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

While the negotiations on the remaining issues such as the performance reserve and macro-economic conditionality will continue, the measures endorsed today provide a sound basis for programming to proceed.

40. Calls for the implementation, in the next programming period, of a ‘Euro-Mediterranean Erasmus’ programme, intended to encourage the transnational mobility of students from both sides of the Mediterranean, as well as a ‘Euro-Mediterranean Leonardo da Vinci’ programme for young people who, in the framework of a macro-regional strategy, wish to acquire professional training abroad;

40. Calls for the implementation, in the next programming period, of a ‘Euro-Mediterranean Erasmus’ programme, intended to encourage the transnational mobility of students from both sides of the Mediterranean, as well as a ‘Euro-Mediterranean Leonardo da Vinci’ programme for young people who, in the framework of a macro-regional strategy, wish to acquire professional training abroad;

d) INVITES the Commission and the Member States concerned to better align existing sources of funding in the macro-region with the EUSBSR objectives. INDICATES, without prejudice to the results of the negotiations on the next Multiannual Financial Framework, that future alignment of funding should be facilitated in the new 2014-2020 programming period, inter alia by taking account of the EUSBSR when designing programmes, including the transnational, national and regional ones and those with third country involvement, where appropriate and with respect to subsidiarity principle.

quality of local programming, complementarity and search for synergies and links with the other instruments being used to promote local development (for the first specific macro objective);

The proposals are grouped around a number of themes: A: Creating the framework for a deepening relationship through the development of a structure which would include joint meetings at ministerial level on a wide variety of issues of common interest B: Creating a legal and institutional environment, notably in competition, state aids and the approximation of laws, that will enable central and eastern Europe to meet the obligations of membership C: enhancing trade, notably by moving to full cumulation of rules of origin and by aligning the market-opening timetable for Bulgaria and Romania with the earlier timetable of the other four associated countries D: encouraging macro-economic and structural change, and cooperation in other areas, for ...[+++]example by promoting inward investment and by cooperating on the environment, regional development, social policy and cultural affairs E: Offering EU assistance to integration and reform, above all by enabling Phare to further develop multi-annual programming and to make a sustained financial commitment to supporting investment and infrastructure development A: Creating the framework for a deepening relationship The EU and the associated countries need to meet more regularly at all levels in areas covered by all three 'pillars', namely traditional EC policy, foreign and security policy and justice and home affairs.