Traduction de «Local improvement charge » (Anglais → Français) :

If such networks are built with the help of taxpayers' money, it is important to ensure thriving competition on the subsidised networks, so that local businesses and citizens can benefit from continuously improving broadband services at competitive prices". said Commission Vice President in charge of competition policy Joaquín Almunia.

4. Considers that promotion of locally adapted farming mainly on a small scale, an improvement for the environment and therefore for the economic and health situation of the rural population, could not be reached by a simply liberalised market access for agricultural products, but could be reached by an improved and qualified market access scheme; within this scheme, farm products would have easier access to EU markets if they are produced according to EU environmental rules and taking into account food security concerns; imports of ...[+++] products that do not fit into these rules would be sanctioned with a charge at the EU borders; the fund consisting of these charges would be used to support projects promoting rural development in the exporting countries;

56. Calls for local authorities in the EU to be encouraged to use part of the revenue from charges to users for the provision of water and sanitation services to carry out decentralised cooperation measures to finance projects to improve access to water in developing countries;

As an important innovation, a small budget is set aside from each of the four European Structural Funds for community-led actions, thus helping to empower those at the local level to take charge of efforts to improve the economic prospects of their communities.

The OTA basic service improvement program calls for OTA members to apply for the elimination of mileage charges, the expansion of local calling by virtue of the designation of natural calling centres and calling corridors, and the introduction of individual line service on demand.

PALOP COUNTRIES Regional centres for 7TH EDF - ECU 3 480 000 training health workers GRANT The PALOP regional programme was signed on 29 June 1992 by the European Community and the five Portuguese-speaking countries that are signatories to the Lomé Convention (Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Sao Tome and Principe. The programme comprises seven measures: - Training of public sector health workers in Maputo (M); - Training of nurses and senior nurses in Luanda (A); - Reviving the education system in Sao Tome (STP); - Training lower category statistical staff in Bissau (GB); - Training civil servants and business managers in Praia (CV); - Institution for the promotion of exports and investments in Luanda (A); - A Portuguese language b ...[+++]ibliography in Maputo (M). The general aims of these projects are to provide all five countries with more people capable of taking charge of matters concerning public health and to bring about an improvement in the long term in the ability to cope with problems arising in the running and management of the 385 local health districts.