Traduction de «non retour zero inverse » (Français → Anglais) :

34. Notes that the Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia and Slovenia reported a zero fraud rate for SAPARD, and questions the reliability of the reported information or the fraud detection capability of those States; underlines that similar zero or low level fraud rates could signify weaknesses in the control systems and vice versa; urges the Commission to provide data on effectiveness of control mechanisms and to implement, together with OLAF, stricter control on how EU money is spent;

34. Notes that the Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia and Slovenia reported a zero fraud rate for SAPARD, and questions the reliability of the reported information or the fraud detection capability of those States; underlines that similar zero or low level fraud rates could signify weaknesses in the control systems and vice versa; urges the Commission to provide data on effectiveness of control mechanisms and to implement, together with OLAF, stricter control on how EU money is spent;

Lastly, the Integration Fund and the Return Fund can of course help Member States to introduce pre-departure measures in third countries to assist potential emigrants in finding work in their country of destination, and facilitate their civic and cultural integration, or, on the reverse side, to introduce short-term support measures for returnees.

In its communications 'Migration and development' and 'EU Strategy for Africa: Towards a Euro-African pact to accelerate Africa’s development', the Commission states that migration can be a positive factor both for Europe and for Africa if, among other things, links with development are reinforced and co-development is promoted, by turning brain drain into ‘brain gain’, helping African countries to tap into the potential available in their diasporas in Europe and facilitating various forms of 'brain circulation', including return migration and temporary or virtual return through which African migrants can make their skills available to t ...[+++]heir home countries.

In January 2001, the UK Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) raised concerns about the fact that on the 15 of January 2001, the flows on the Interconnector changed from reverse flow (or imports into the UK) to forward flow (exports to the Continent) and did not reverse back before the 24 of that same month, although UK prices were higher than on the Continent.

With a view to reversing the brain drain from the ACP States, the Community shall assist ACP States which so request to facilitate the return of qualified ACP nationals resident in developed countries through appropriate re-installation incentives.