Translation of "launching grant " (English → French) :

7. Acknowledges that the calls for proposals organised in 2008, 2009 and 2010 resulted in signed grant agreements totalling EUR 183 400 000, and in 2011 a fourth call for proposals was launched amounting to EUR 111 600 000, which represents 41 % and 25 % respectively of the maximum Union contribution to the Joint Undertaking for research activities; further notes that in January 2012 a fifth call for proposals was launched amounting to EUR 79 000 000, a further 18 % of the maximum Union contribution; notes the progress in budget imp ...[+++]lementation;

While launching the tendering procedure before the environmental impact assessment procedure was completed is not an example of best practice, the EIA directive does not include specific requirements on this issue. The only obligation imposed by the Directive is that the authorisation of the project cannot be granted before the assessment procedure is finished.

efficient carrying out of the activities under the Eurostars Joint Programme described in Annex I by the dedicated implementation structure, which entails the launch of calls for proposals for the award of grants.

27. Considers that it is appropriate to proceed in a prudent and transparent manner as regards the progressive reattribution of new planting rights, in order to avoid unverifiable development in the EU's wine-growing potential having negative effects on the market: considers that the Member States must submit programmes which indicate the targeted level of plantation, an assessment of the developments in the granting of rights, the varieties concerned in each region and the time-table for application; stresses that the new plantation rights should primarily be given to young farmers, producers of quality wines and undertakings which hav ...[+++]e been integrated into the programmes for improvement of quality and marketing and which must be integrated into the readjusted wine register; considers that each Member State, in cooperation with the regions, sectoral organisations and producer groups must, with the launching of the grant of new planting rights, assess the grubbing-up programme and the way it has developed; considers that, before granting new planting rights, it will be necessary to evaluate the situation of plantings which have not been legalised or are illegal;

27. Considers that it is appropriate to proceed in a prudent and transparent manner as regards the progressive reattribution of new planting rights, in order to avoid unverifiable development in the EU's wine-growing potential having negative effects on the market: considers that the Member States must submit programmes which indicate the targeted level of plantation, an assessment of the developments in the granting of rights, the varieties concerned in each region and the time-table for application; stresses that the new plantation rights should primarily be given to young farmers, producers of quality wines and undertakings which hav ...[+++]e been integrated into the programmes for improvement of quality and marketing and which must be integrated into the readjusted wine register; considers that each Member State, in cooperation with the regions, sectoral organisations and producer groups must, with the launching of the grant of new planting rights, assess the grubbing-up programme and the way it has developed; considers that, before granting new planting rights, it will be necessary to evaluate the situation of plantings which have not been legalised or are illegal;

All consulted NGOs unanimously state that it would make much more sense for the Commission to launch the Call for Proposals in the early autumn of the year preceding the grant year, and to announce the list of beneficiaries before the start of the grant year.