Vertaling van "Monitor production and costs " (Engels → Nederlands) :

continue work on developing further indicators for measuring improvements in the speed and quality of aid distribution; on completion of the devolution process, monitor the actual costs of devolution against the estimated costs; continue its efforts to improve recruitment procedures and conditions in Delegations, in particular by improving ways of filling posts in countries regarded as difficult; develop EuropeAID's monitoring and support role; increase simplification, harmonisation and clarification of financial and contractual procedures".

RECALLS the conclusions of the European Council of 23-24 March 2006, in particular where the Council noted that "Preparing for ageing populations and the ambition to reap the full benefits of globalisation will be the two main drivers for structural reforms" and that "Further comprehensive reforms are needed in many Member States to improve the sustainability of their welfare systems, and meet the economic and budgetary consequences of ageing"; RECALLS the Council (ECOFIN) conclusions of 5 May 2006, whereby it stressed "the need to boost the efficiency of pan-European markets for long-term savings products as well as the importance of f ...[+++]ostering financial education and awareness of consumers in Member States" and invited the FSC to "examine the policy issues related to ageing and financial markets"; ENDORSES the Report on the implications of ageing for financial markets, elaborated by the FSC according to that mandate, and STRESSES in particular the following points for further monitoring and action by Member States, which are invited i.a. to: Develop or strengthen adequate statistical tools to better monitor the composition of households' portfolios and changes in households' risk profiles; Significantly step up their efforts to raise households' awareness on the latter's need to obtain proper information and education, in combination with the financial industry's own responsibilities and initiatives as appropriate, so as to increase households' preparation whilst maintaining adequate investor protection; Consider, where appropriate, possible additional solutions so as to increase the participation and contribution levels of households in non-statutory pension schemes and address relevant cases of possible insufficient access to pension products and schemes, e.g. for low-income households, drawing experience from other national experiences as appropriate; Encourage industry's efforts to further enhance the supply of pension savings products, where relevant, and ...

"costs" means costs which are justified by the need to ensure the proper and effective implementation of this Directive including the costs of assessing environmental damage, an imminent threat of such damage, alternatives for action as well as the administrative, legal, and enforcement costs, the costs of data collection and other general costs, monitoring and supervision costs.

(4) « costs » means costs which are justified by the need to ensure the proper and effective implementation of this Directive including the costs of assessing environmental damage or an imminent threat of such damage, administrative, legal, and enforcement costs, the costs of data collection and other general costs and monitoring and supervision costs;

in the pursuit of its mission to ‘ensure the safety of the food chain and the quality of foods with a view to protecting human, animal and plant health’, the AFSCA is acting not as a private operator but as a public authority and that, consequently, it is not in receipt of State aid; there is no economic bias in favour of economic operators covered by Agency activities financed by fees and that, consequently, they are not in receipt of aid; as regards the financing of general random checks by fixed contributions, the operators receive no specific economic advantage and, consequently, no aid, given the compulsory nature of the checks and the fact that they cannot be invoiced directly to an individual company as they aim to ensure that the ...[+++]entire food chain is monitored (they benefit all operators and aim to protect health and food safety in Belgium); using contributions to finance part of the cost of BSE tests and other checks linked directly to the production and placing on the market of certain products is a form of State aid which complies with the Guidelines on State aids linked to BSE tests; the actual financing mechanism contains no specific provisions which would be contrary to other provisions of the Treaty, and the parameters for distributing the sum of contributions among operators in the various sectors are objective and fair criteria which do not lead to discriminatory treatment as regards the origin of the products.

In particular, it should monitor the full cost of placing a laureate on the reserve list, and quantify the additional costs and assess the future benefits resulting from the EDP so as to facilitate decision making by the Budgetary Authority.