Cooperation Programme definition

Cooperation Programme means a programme supporting the cooperation between the participating countries, based on the whole of the following documents with regard to the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme for the 2014 to 2020 period which do not constitute an integral part of this Agreement: - The Cooperation Programme document (CCI 2014TC16M5TN001) as approved by Commission Decision C(2014) 10146 of 18 December 2014 and as amended by Commission Decision C(2015) 9118 of 9 December 2015; - The "Agreement on Management, Financial and Control Systems"; - The "Programme Manual"; - The "Rules of Procedure for the Monitoring Committee of the Cooperation Programme"; - The "Programme Communication Strategy".
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Examples of Cooperation Programme in a sentence

  • All partners shall comply with the provisions of the subsidy contract, the programme manual, the Cooperation Programme and the latest approved version of the application form.

  • For Structural Funds programmes, please provide the exact name of the Operational or Cooperation Programme concerned.

  • This ERDF-LP shall assume all tasks and duties as set out in the European Structural and Investment Funds Regulations, the Cooperation Programme, the programme manual, the present agreement and the subsidy contract related to the financial management of the ERDF-funds granted to the project.

  • The EU funding is financed from the European Neighbourhood Instrument Cross-Border Cooperation Programme Latvia-Lithuania-Belarus 2014-2020 approved by the European Commission decision No C(2015)9136 of 17 December 2015.

  • On the Austrian side, the responsibility for the implementation of the Austrian Development Cooperation Programme of the Austrian Ministry for European and International Affairs lies with the Austrian Development Agency.

  • The entire area of implementation of the Cooperation Programme is characterised by the signs of backwardness typical for a peripheral region: low GDP, permanently negative demographic trends, large depopulating areas, shortage of qualified manpower, weak entrepreneurship, high vulnerability to natural disasters.

  • A Cooperation Programme covering regulatory Requirements for gas appliances will be pursued under the auspices of this Arrangement and in conformance with the provisions of Part IX.

  • In addition to its role as National Focal Point, the GDENFMI is designated Paying Authority for the Swiss-Romanian Cooperation Programme and holds various roles in a number of EU financed programmes.

  • A Cooperation Report will be due three months before the first anniversary of the Date of Commencement of the Arrangement and subsequently at 12 month intervals until the Cooperation Programme has been completed.

  • Appropriate consultation with key stakeholders will be undertaken by these Committees in the course of pursuing this Cooperation Programme.