Traduction de «bureau du financement des programmes » (Français → Anglais) :

I. whereas the failure of the initial public-private partnership for funding the GNSS programmes led in 2007 to the decision to pursue their implementation with financing drawn exclusively from the Union budget (EUR 3.4 billion for the definition, validation and deployment phases up to 2013), and consequently with full ownership by the European Union, leading to Galileo and EGNOS being the first major EU-owned projects of this typ ...[+++]e,

4. Recalls that in the joint statement on the financing of the European GNSS programmes following the relevant agreement of 23 November 2007, Parliament and the Council confirmed that the estimated total amount needed for Full Operational Capability of the GNSS Galileo project is EUR 3 400 million for the 2007-2013 period, and declared that this amount should not be exceeded for the duration of the 2007-2013 financial framework; is convinced, however, that these estimates in the current financial framework are inadequate for bringing an efficient, competitive service into operation and ensuring the necessary technological linkage by 201 ...[+++]3; deplores the fact, therefore, that in its January 2011 mid-term review the Commission did not propose any additional funding for the GNSS programmes for the period up to 2013, which may lead to unacceptable delays in their completion; points out that, should extra funds be needed during this period, redeployment from current multiannual programmes cannot be seen as a viable option, and that further reductions under Heading 1a, in particular concerning the 7th Framework Programme, are unacceptable;

I. whereas the failure of the initial public-private partnership for funding the GNSS programmes led in 2007 to the decision to pursue their implementation with financing drawn exclusively from the Union budget (EUR 3.4 billion for the definition, validation and deployment phases up to 2013), and consequently with full ownership by the European Union, leading to Galileo and EGNOS being the first major EU-owned projects of this typ ...[+++]e,

Financial integration implies that the participating States effectively commit to contribute to the financing of the EMRP by providing national funding to all eligible participants in selected EMRP projects from the national earmarked EMRP budgets, if necessary by drawing on the reserve funding capability amounting to 50 % of such budgets, and by providing a ‘cash’ contribution to a common pot to fund researcher excellence and mobility grants, whilst fully funding the running costs of the EMRP.

- The amounts allocated to the co-financing of Community-programme contributions must not exceed 5% of the total annual budget for any given national Cards Programme. To encourage a gradual and selective approach to participation in Community programmes, it will only be possible to give Cards co-financing to 3-5 new programmes per programming year. Co-financing may not exceed 75% of the national contribution to any given programme and the proportion must be steadily reduced over the three-year programming period.

This Regulation establishes the rules for the Community energy efficiency labelling programme for office equipment (hereinafter the "Energy Star programme") as defined in the Agreement between the Government of the United States of America and the European Community on the coordination of energy efficient labelling programmes for office equipment (hereinafter referred to as "the Agreement").