Traduction de «post-assessment program » (Anglais → Français) :

· In cooperation with Member States and, where appropriate, other organisations, including the European Investment Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, develop initiatives to better target funding for integrated and mainstream measures for Roma inclusion early during the 2014-2020 programming period. On the basis of an assessment of the experience during this period, explore ways of further improving effectiveness and integration of EU financial support for Roma inclusion post 2020, including a specific facility.

11. Recalls the need to take the territorial dimension of EU policies more coherently and fully into account; suggests that the European Commission include these elements in its future impact assessment activities; insists on an early start of all necessary mechanisms for timely planning and implementation of the new programming period for cohesion policy post-2013;

30. Takes note of the letter dated 23 January 2012 from the Commissioner for Budgets and Financial Programming expressing the Commission's willingness to reduce the number of posts in its establishment plans by 1% as early as 2013, taking carefully into account the different effects for large, medium-sized and small directorates-general; intends to closely examine the Commission's intention of reducing by 2018 the staffing level in EU institutions and bodies by 5% compared to 2013, and recalls that this is to be seen as an overall goal; recalls that any change to the establishment plan has a direct impact on the budget and should in no ...[+++] way compromise the budgetary prerogatives of the Committee on Budgets and of the European Parliament; considers that any short-term or long-term reduction in staff should be based on a prior impact assessment and take full account of, inter alia, the Union's legal obligations and the institutions' new competences and increased tasks arising from the treaties;

29. Takes note of the letter dated 23 January 2012 from the Commissioner for Budgets and Financial Programming expressing the Commission’s willingness to reduce the number of posts in its establishment plans by 1% as early as 2013, taking carefully into account the different effects for large, medium-sized and small directorates-general; intends to closely examine the Commission’s intention of reducing by 2018 the staffing level in EU institutions and bodies by 5% compared to 2013, and recalls that this is to be seen as an overall goal; recalls that any change to the establishment plan has a direct impact on the budget and should in no ...[+++] way compromise the budgetary prerogatives of the Committee on Budgets and of the European Parliament; considers that any short-term or long-term reduction in staff should be based on a prior impact assessment and take full account of, inter alia, the Union’s legal obligations and the institutions’ new competences and increased tasks arising from the treaties;

As a result of the programming dialogue, ACP countries have access to additional funding, according to the relevance, ambition and credibility of their governance action plans, which are assessed taken into consideration situations of post-crisis and fragility.

The exemption for SF plans and programmes will not apply in the 2007-2013 programming period, and both Regulations 1083/2006 and 1698/2005 refer explicitly to the need to take environmental impact assessment (EIA) and SEA legislation into account in the evaluations which are to be carried out under the Funds.[10] It follows that any post-2006 plan or programme under the new Regulations which comes within its scope of application will require assessment as provided for in the Directive.[11]