PRIORITETNE OSI/PROJEKTI Sample Clauses

PRIORITETNE OSI/PROJEKTI. 2.a Prioritetne osi Uzimajući u obzir naprednu fazu priprema za članstvo, aktivnosti IPA programiranja za Hrvatsku usmjerene su se na dobivanje pre- ostalih pomoći koje su potrebne za preuzimanje obveza iz članstva. 13 projekata IPA Nacionalnog programa za 2010. godinu grupirano je u 4 strateške prioritetne osi utvrđene Višegodišnjim indikativnim planskim dokumentom (VIPD) 2009. – 2011. za Hrvatsku: politički kriteriji, ekonomski kriteriji, sposobnost preuzimanja obveza iz član- stva, te programi potpore. Odabrani su uzimajući u obzir njihovu usklađenost s Pristupnim partnerstvom koje je usvojeno 12. veljače 2008. godine, Strateškim dokumentom o proširenju za sve zemlje i Izvješćem o napretku. Projektni prijedlozi su također ocijenjeni prema prijašnjem iskustvu Nacionalnog programa Republike Xxxxxxxx xx xxxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx- xxxx xxxxx xx 0000. godinu, Strateškom okviru za razvoj Xxxxxxxx 0000. – 2013., kao i sektorskim strategijama gdje god je to prim- jenjivo. Kao i prethodnih xxxxxx, projekti su ocjenjivani i prema slijedu pomoći u predmetnom sektoru, sposobnosti institucije potencijal- ne korisnice za provedbu te zrelosti projektnih prijedloga. Hrvatska nadležna tijela su unaprijedila analizu nacrta projektnih prijedloga tijekom posljednjih xxxxxx, xxx xx potrebno dalje jačanje.
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PRIORITETNE OSI/PROJEKTI. 2.a Prioritetne osi Ovaj program sastoji se od jednog projekta, »Spajanje Carinske upra- ve Republike Hrvatske sa Zajedničkom komunikacijskom mrežom i Zajedničkim sistemskim sučeljem (CCN/CSI)«, što pridonosi 3. pri- oritetnoj osi »Sposobnost preuzimanja obveza iz članstva« u područ- 1 A total of EUR 39 959 128 is available under IPA 2011 Component I for Croatia. The major part of this sum will be allocated in another Financing Decision at a later stage in 2011. The present Financing Decision amounting to EUR 330 000 should be adopted already at the beginning of 2011 to allow for the rapid connection of the Croatian Customs Administration (CCA) to the Common Communication Network and Common System Interface (CCN/CSI) of the European Union. 1 Ukupan iznos od 39.959.128 xxxx dostupan je u sklopu I. komponente IPA 2011 za Hrvatsku. Veći dio ovog iznosa bit će alociran u drugoj Odluci o financiranju kasnije tijekom 2011. godine. Ovu odluku o financiranju na iznos od 330.000 xxxx potrebno je usvojiti već početkom 2011. godine kako bi se omogućilo brzo spajanje Carinske uprave Republike Hrvatske sa Za- jedničkom komunikacijskom mrežom i Zajedničkim sistemskim sučeljem (CCN/CSI) Europske unije. membership», in the area of the customs union, of the Multi-Annual Indicative Planning Document (MIPD) 2009-2011 for Croatia. This single-project programme, under the IPA 2011 national progra- mme «Part 1», is needed to allow for the connection of the Croati- an Customs Administration (CCA) to the Common Communication Network and Common System Interface (CCN/CSI) of the European Union already in the first quarter of 2011. The «Part 2» of the IPA 2011 national programme will be adopted at a later stage in 2011.
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