Traduction de «Project for supplementary funding » (Anglais → Français) :

Integrated projects should support only a series of specific activities and measures, while other activities that complement those included in the project should be funded from other Union funding programmes, as well as from national, regional and private sector funds.

7. Stresses that not only is Galileo actually the first major EU-owned project of this type, but it also addresses a requirement that is in the public interest at EU level, thus justifying recourse to public financing; calls on the Commission to improve the management of the project, to ensure that a service involving a constellation of 30 satellites can be competitive and fully operational within the shortest possible period, to avoid uncertainties and to send a positive signal to market players; points out that there may prove to be substantial differences between current investment costs and future running costs; supports, therefor ...[+++]e, the proposal that in the future, where large-scale projects such as this are concerned, a predetermined annual amount should be covered from the EU budget and that the Member States should be responsible mainly for financing any additional cost by making available supplementary funding to the EU budget, while identifying under-spent areas of that budget along with other funding sources, including innovative forms of financing, which could help to finance additional needs arising from such large-scale projects;

Project income shall come from all financial contributions granted to the project by the Fund, from public or private sources, including the final beneficiary’s own contribution, and from any receipts generated by the project.

With a view to ensuring technological diversity, eight CCS demonstration projects should be funded (with at least one and, at most, three projects in each project category, at least three with hydrocarbon reservoir storage, and at least three with saline aquifer storage) in the first round of calls for proposals, and one project should be funded in each of the RES project subcategories in the first round of calls for proposals.

This latter would increase the efficiency in the projects and activities, while funding decisions could be made for the whole project lifetime and funds would be released at the defined project milestones.

It is no longer being continued: instead, cooperation in the relevant regions will in future be pursued under the Interreg II C programme. It has also been possible for cross-border projects to receive funding under Article 10 of the ERDF (ECU 200 m), in cases where projects were simultaneously both of a cross-border and of an inter-regional nature. Such programmes include Recite (cooperation between EU internal regions), Ecos/Ouverture (inter-regional cooperation with countries external to the EU), Urban pilot projects and Terra (urban planning and development of networks of regional and local authorities).