SAPARD definition

SAPARD means Special Accession Program for Agriculture and Rural Development, providing for a European Community financial contribution and established by Council Regulation (EC) No. 1268/1999 of June 21, 1999 on Community Support for Pre-accession Measures for Agriculture and Rural Development in the Applicant Countries of Central and Eastern Europe in the Pre-accession Period, or any successive instrument that may be approved by the European Community to support pre- accession measures for agriculture and rural development;
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Examples of SAPARD in a sentence

  • Furthermore, the JMC will review the progress of all pre-accession EU-funded assistance programmes once a year (Phare, ISPA, SAPARD).

  • The National Authorising Officer (NAO) and the NAC shall be jointly responsible for the co-ordination between Phare (including Phare CBC), ISPA and SAPARD, as well as the Structural and Cohesion Funds.

  • Furthermore the JMC will review the progress of all pre-accession EU-funded assistance programmes once a year (PHARE, ISPA and SAPARD).

  • The audit covered compliance of payments with the Multi-annual Financing Agreement only as regards the capability of the SAPARD Agency's administrative structures to ensure that such compliance has been checked before payment is made.

  • We have audited the annual accounts of expenditure declared to the Commission as expenditure incurred for the Programme for the 200x financial year by [name and address of SAPARD Agency].

  • Furthermore, the JMC will review the progress of all pre-accession EU - funded assistance programmes once a year (PHARE, ISPA and SAPARD) For the PHARE programme, the JMC will be assisted by Sectoral Monitoring Sub-Committees (SMSC) which will include the NAC, the PAO of the Implementing Agency (and of the CFCU where applicable) and the Commission Services.

  • The National Authorising Officer (NAO) and the NAC shall be jointly responsible for the co- ordination between Phare, ISPA and SAPARD, as well as the Structural and Cohesion Funds.

  • The National Authorising Officer (NAO) and the Project Authorising Officers (PAO) will ensure that the programmes are implemented in line with the procedures laid down in the DIS Manual and other instructions of the Commission, and that all contracts are being prepared in accordance with the Practical Guide for PHARE, ISPA and SAPARD.2 The NAC and the NAO shall be jointly responsible for co-ordination between PHARE (including PHARE CBC), ISPA and SAPARD.

  • The National Aid Co-ordinator and the National Authorising Officer (NAO) shall be jointly responsible for co-ordination between PHARE (including PHARE CBC), ISPA and SAPARD.

  • Furthermore, the JMC will review the progress of all pre- accession EU-funded assistance programmes once a year (Phare, ISPA, SAPARD).