Traduction de «ESFS » (Anglais → Français) :

engineered safety features | ESFs | ESF's | engineered safety systems | engineered safety feature systems | engineered safeguards | consequence-limiting safety features

European Social Fund [ ESF | ESF aid ]

Agriculture and Agri-food support function [ Agriculture and Agri-food | Agriculture and Agri-food emergency support function | Agriculture and Agri-food ESF ]

Border Services support function [ Border Services | Border Services emergency support function | Border Services ESF ]

Exogenous Shocks Facility [ ESF ]

European Science Foundation [ ESF ]

Exogenous Shocks Facility | ESF | shocks facility

ESF Subsidy Account

Communications support function [ Communications | Communications emergency support function | Communications ESF ]

financial supervision [ ESFS | European Supervisory Framework | European System of Financial Supervision | EU Supervisory Framework | financial market supervision | financial surveillance | prudential control | prudential supervision | supervision of financial institutions ]

As for the ESF, on 12 January the Commission adopted a "Communication on the implementation of innovative measures under Article 6 of the European Social Fund Regulation for the programming period 2000-2006" [6] setting out how it intends to use the possibilities offered by Article 6 of the ESF Regulation to promote new approaches and identify examples of good practice in support of mainstream ESF operations.

243. Reiterates the fact, nevertheless, that the EGF and the ESF can be seen as complementary instruments; asks the Commission, however, to make clear the rationale for setting the EGF apart from the ESF, as the ESF turns out to be in some cases better adjusted at delivering timely results and has in some cases better co- and pre-financing rates; notes, moreover, that the ESF is more well-known among the Union public in some Member States than the EGF;

243. Reiterates the fact, nevertheless, that the EGF and the ESF can be seen as complementary instruments; asks the Commission, however, to make clear the rationale for setting the EGF apart from the ESF, as the ESF turns out to be in some cases better adjusted at delivering timely results and has in some cases better co- and pre-financing rates; notes, moreover, that the ESF is more well-known among the Union public in some Member States than the EGF ;

13. Calls on the Commission to strengthen the ESF’s role in the context of the future architecture of the Structural Funds in order to allow for the better execution of integrated measures; considers that the ESF should be brought under a regulation and a basic strategic framework laying down general provisions on cohesion funding, while maintaining its own rules, and operational and financing arrangements; notes that previous experience has shown that the ESF and ERDF in combination, with the utilisation of up to 10% of ESF funding, have produced successful and sustainable results and that these flexible arrangements must continue to apply; urges the Commission to seek, if needed, increased funding for the Structural Funds, in particula ...[+++]r for ESF operational programmes in future to promote employability, with a definition of clear and simple rules that allow more coordinated use of the resources;