Traduction de «Programme global pour l'Ouest de l'Irlande » (Français → Anglais) :

According to data provided by Member States to STECF the overall fishing effort deployed in 2005 compared to 2000 had diminished by about 15% in the Kattegat, by about 20% in the North Sea, Skagerrak and eastern Channel, by about 35% to the West of Scotland and also by about 35% in the Irish Sea.

Four programmes (Flevoland - Netherlands, Highlands and Islands - UK), Border, Midland and Western Region (Ireland) and Southern and Eastern Region (Ireland) could not manage an adequate level of payments and are in danger under the "n+2" rule of seeing a corresponding part of the commitments decommitted.

Four programmes (Flevoland - Netherlands, Highlands and Islands - UK), Border, Midland and Western Region (Ireland) and Southern and Eastern Region (Ireland) could not manage an adequate level of payments and are in danger under the "n+2" rule of seeing a corresponding part of the commitments decommitted.

The implementation of the ERDF in five Irish Objective 1 programmes - Economic and social infrastructure, Productive sector, Technical assistance, Border, Midland and Western region and Southern and Eastern region - continued at a generally satisfactory pace in 2002.

For example, some of the UK programmes (Merseyside, South Yorkshire, South West and Northern Ireland) are based on a broader regional development strategy, the Regional Planning Guidance, which reflects the strategic approach of the ESDP as well as other documents.

(27) Whereas the United Kingdom put forward a first proposal for an export certified herds scheme to the Commission on 25 February 1997; whereas the Scientific Veterinary Committee concluded at its meeting of 11 June 1997 that that proposal was not adequate; whereas the United Kingdom put forward a modified proposal dated 1 July 1997; whereas the Scientific Veterinary Committee issued an opinion on that revised proposal on 17 September 1997 stating that the major obstacle to approving the scheme for the entire territory of the United Kingdom was the lack of a comprehensive computerised movement and tracing system and associated database for live cattle in Great Britain but that an adequate system did appear to exist in ...[+++] Northern Ireland; whereas the Committee concluded furthermore that small modifications could be made to minor aspects of the scheme at the request of the competent Commission departments in order to comply with certification or control requirements; whereas the Food and Veterinary Office conducted a feasibility inspection in Northern Ireland from 3 to 7 November 1997; whereas the United Kingdom has agreed to further improvements in line with the recommendations made following that inspection; whereas, therefore, a partial lifting of the prohibition on the dispatch of products from bovine animals slaughtered in Northern Ireland is appropriate;