Traduction de «Fonds de Bourses d'études de la communauté noire » (Français → Anglais) :

25. Underlines the need to encourage scientific research on Black Sea issues, so that the decisions taken by the European, regional and national authorities responsible can take account of their economic, social and environmental consequences; believes it is necessary to conduct detailed, coordinated research in order to give a clear and unequivocal answer to the questions of fisheries management and the possible impact of fishing methods (e.g. trawling on the seabed), since in the absence of studies on their effects no serious conclusions can be drawn; takes the view that research programmes and projects in the field of Black Sea fish ...[+++]eries, such as SESAME, KNOWSEAS, WISER and BlackSeaFish, should be further encouraged;

11. Notes the recent judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Communities and the London Court which strongly criticise the way in which the blacklist of terrorist organisations and individuals is drawn up by the competent bodies of the European Union and which, more specifically, call for the Iranian opposition organisations to be removed from this list; recalls that the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has also expressed this opinion; calls on t ...[+++]he Council to take the necessary steps to implement these judgments, which clearly call into question the political and legal validity of the ‘blacklist’; calls for the ‘blacklist’ to be done away with;

Similarly, persons benefiting from a grant under the ‘People Specific Programme’ (Marie Curie Actions) of the 7th Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration activities are not eligible to receive an Erasmus Mundus scholarship for the same period of study or research.

1. The Community may provide full-study scholarships to third-country and European masters students and doctoral candidates as well as short-term scholarships for third-country and European academics.

Within the TEN-T programme, priority projects and preparatory studies for “Motorways of the Seas” can be supported through MARCO POLO II, regional and RD funds. Currently, projects for “Motorways of the Sea” cover the Baltic Sea, Western Europe, Western and Eastern Mediterranean, and the Black Sea.

10) Benefits from the Human Potential activity were limited by the absence of incentives for scientists to return and by the unavailability for institutions from CCs of the host fellowship scheme aimed at helping develop the research capacity of less-favoured regions of the Community; provisions in FP6 show significant improvements: the scope of all human potential activities has been broadened to place CCs on an equal footing with Member States, especially as regards the transfer of knowledge host scheme and reintegration grants;