Translation of "low access prgf arrangements " (English → French) :

6. Deplores the proposal, within the additional ERDF funding, to reduce drastically the amounts to be allocated to the ORs and regions with a low population density for the financial period from 2014 to 2020 and is concerned that this allocation, initially designed to compensate for the effects of the structural disadvantages of the outermost regions and regions with a low population density, has been reduced to 50% by earmarking for different objectives; calls for this allocation to be increased to a co-financing rate of 85%, as for ERDF mainstream; calls therefore for the financial arrangements for the implementation of EU 2020 should pr ...[+++]ovide for access to EU funding that is at least equal in real terms to that available for the current financial framework in order to implement the Europe 2020 strategy in a coherent and effective manner;

6. Deplores the proposal, within the additional ERDF funding, to reduce drastically the amounts to be allocated to the ORs and regions with a low population density for the financial period from 2014 to 2020 and is concerned that this allocation, initially designed to compensate for the effects of the structural disadvantages of the outermost regions and regions with a low population density, has been reduced to 50 % by earmarking for different objectives; calls for this allocation to be increased to a co-financing rate of 85 %, as for ERDF mainstream; calls therefore for the financial arrangements for the implementation of EU 2020 should pr ...[+++]ovide for access to EU funding that is at least equal in real terms to that available for the current financial framework in order to implement the Europe 2020 strategy in a coherent and effective manner;

77. Calls on the Commission to grant the CCI SME status in their own right in regard to all arrangements for access to credit, start-up support and employment protection, which should be suitably adapted to the specificities of the sector, with particular reference to low capitalisation, the brand as an asset, the high risk in the early stage, strong IT impact, irregular employment, and the need for centralised services;

77. Calls on the Commission to grant the CCI SME status in their own right in regard to all arrangements for access to credit, start-up support and employment protection, which should be suitably adapted to the specificities of the sector, with particular reference to low capitalisation, the brand as an asset, the high risk in the early stage, strong IT impact, irregular employment, and the need for centralised services;

9. Is deeply worried that female representation at the next European Parliament elections risks falling dramatically because of very low female political representation in the accession countries; therefore, calls on the Commission and the accession countries to support financially women's NGO's in the accession countries so that they can establish information programmes specifically designated to prepare and train female candidates for the European Parliament elections in June 2004, taking account of the conclusions of the Ministerial Conference held in Syracuse on the participation of women in decision and policy-making processes, whi ...[+++]ch provide for a minimum 30% representation of women on their lists of candidates standing in the European elections. Calls on the political parties in all Member States to introduce positive action systems to promote a balanced representation of women and men and to review their party structures to avoid any form of gender discrimination, direct or indirect. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to support financially womens's NGO's arranging awareness raising campaigns to promote a better political participation of women at the next European elections.

-it takes account of the experience gained since the adoption in 1988 of the first directive in this field which has shown the need to introduce a more consistent and harmonized approach for all dangerous preparations which also includes plant protection products such as pesticides (which are currently not subject to Community legislation concerning labelling requirements); -it extends the scope of the previous directive to include provisions for environmental classification and labelling; -it extends certain requirements concerned with user information to preparations containing low levels of dangerous substances which normally would not have to be classified according to their risks and hazards; -it addresses the issues concerning t ...[+++]he three new Member States (Austria, Finland and Sweden) which in their respective Accession Treaties were granted transitional arrangements expiring by the end of 1998.