Traduction de «pre-financed » (Anglais → Français) :

As usual, governments pre-finance projects nationally before being reimbursed from EU funds.

The initial pre-financing amount set out in the rules for the European Social Fund (ESF) operational programmes (OP) in whose framework the YEI is programmed equals 1% of the total allocation (or 1,5% for Member States under financial assistance).

37. Regrets that the Commission has taken as a basis for pre-financing the level that was agreed by the European Council in February 2013, an issue which is subject to the on-going inter-institutional sectoral negotiations, where Parliament has the right of co-decision, thus running the risk of pre-empting the outcome of those negotiations; recalls that pre-financing is essential as Member States and regions require sufficient funding at the beginning of the period to invest in projects that will contribute to the efforts of overcoming the current economic and financial crisis; in this respect, reiterates the Committee on Regional Deve ...[+++]lopment's position of opting for the same pre-financing rates as in the current period, as the crisis is ongoing;

37. Regrets that the Commission has taken as a basis for pre-financing the level that was agreed by the European Council in February 2013, an issue which is subject to the on-going inter-institutional sectoral negotiations, where Parliament has the right of co-decision, thus running the risk of pre-empting the outcome of those negotiations; recalls that pre-financing is essential as Member States and regions require sufficient funding at the beginning of the period to invest in projects that will contribute to the efforts of overcoming the current economic and financial crisis; in this respect, reiterates the Parliament's Committee on ...[+++]Regional Development's position of opting for the same pre-financing rates as in the current period, as the crisis is ongoing;

84. Notes the increased use of pre-financings; believes that pre-financings are exposed to a lower level of risk to legality and regularity than interim or final payments as no justification of cost is necessary for a pre-financing; invites the Court of Auditors to consider adapting its audit approach to take into account the increased use of pre-financings in order to provide Parliament with even more useful information focussing on those transactions involving the highest risk;

85. Notes the increased use of pre-financings; believes that pre-financings are exposed to a lower level of risk to legality and regularity than interim or final payments as no justification of cost is necessary for a pre-financing; invites the Court of Auditors to consider adapting its audit approach to take into account the increased use of pre-financings in order to provide Parliament with even more useful information focussing on those transactions involving the highest risk;