Translation of "Gemeinsame investitionen" in English

Non-EU countries can co-invest in EFSI projects, either directly or via co-investment platforms.

A joint Commission-EIB Investment Task Force has .

This arrangement also provides for measures aimed at promoting collective investments for the production of fodder crops and land improvements.

The E-School and APX have been working together for a while and share joint investments.

And our common security requires investment, based on strong economies.

Siemens and Bentley Systems Strengthen Their Strategic Alliance and Joint Investment Initiatives

It will make decisions about overall investments, and the thematic focus of new appointments.

It is also clear that we should opt for joint European investments, coordinated investments, and for joint European financing through project bonds.

The macroeconomic policies and joint investments should be re-launched in strategic, pre-determined sectors using instruments such as the Eurobonds, while keeping a close eye on the sub-national level and regional stability plans.

The European Commission and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have developed three financial instruments, one of which is aimed at administering joint support for sustainable development in urban areas (that is, the Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas, or JESSICA).

I share the desire to pool investment resources to achieve objectives that no country can achieve on its own, and I agree with the intention to take a more determined approach towards coordinating research, technological innovation and industrial policy.

This requires joint investment in pipelines, assisted by the European Investment Bank, the Neighbourhood Policy and Trans-European networks.

These sorts of trees can be restored, given a concerted campaign and investment in nurseries to produce local varieties.

China is a member of many multilateral institutions – including several regional players like the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) – with which it is deepening its relationships, especially through co-investment in projects around the world.

Indeed, co-investment with the EBRD can provide Chinese companies with local knowledge – and potentially even protection – as they navigate new markets.

The growth pact can be properly financed by new sources of revenue, such as a financial-transaction tax and joint project bonds for infrastructure investment, or by curbing tax evasion and tax fraud and eliminating tax havens, as well as by more efficient and intelligent use of structural funds.

These actions need to be accompanied by work on a long-term perspective, undertaken jointly with the Member States, in order to establish a common basis for investment in tomorrow's freight transport systems.

These include company investment in competence development (e.g. establishment of competence development strategies in companies, investment in training, time-off for training), investment by the individual (e.g. training vouchers) and co-investment (e.g. training cheques, joint social partners funds and European Social Fund programmes) as well as the establishment or reinforcement of tax incentives.

Joint renewable energy investments in the Southern Mediterranean in line with the EU's 2050 decarbonisation scenario could offer the possibility of a new partnership provided that the right market perspective is created for electricity imports.

These actions need to be accompanied by work on a long-term perspective, undertaken jointly with the Member States, in order to establish a common basis for investment in tomorrow's freight transport systems.

These actions need to be accompanied by work on a long-term perspective, undertaken jointly with the Member States, in order to establish a common basis for investment in tomorrow's freight transport systems.

The purpose of this proposal is to establish a common basis of assessment for investment in the gas and electricity sectors and thus to promote more rational energy use.

Public-private partnerships have been created to get industry actively involved and co-invest in industry-driven research programmes such as Joint Technology Initiatives, which have shown how imaginative collaboration can use a relatively small EU budgetary contribution to galvanise major European industrial efforts.

Joint investment by the Commission and industry represents an important step towards a knowledge-based and low-carbon EU economy.

In 2011 the EIB group has increased its Risk Capital Mandate to €5 billion and extended the scope to include co-investing with business angels.

The first five JTIs were set up as "Community bodies", according to Article 185 of the Financial Regulation, subject to rules and procedures, such as the Framework Financial Regulation for Community bodies, the staff Regulations and the Protocol on privileges and Immunities, which were conceived in the interest of minimizing risks for European public funds rather than facilitating co-investment with private partners in research in fast-moving markets.

The European dimension of GMES leads to economies of scale, facilitates common investment in large infrastructures, fosters coordination of efforts and observation networks, enables harmonisation and inter-calibration of data, and provides the necessary impetus for the emergence of world-class centres of excellence in Europe.

There is also a need for common innovative investment to deal with the new challenges of competitiveness and security in the area of telecommunications, the environment, energy and civil protection.

There is also a need for common innovative investment to deal with the new challenges of competitiveness and security in the area of telecommunications, the environment and civil protection.