conceptual scheme of the entity-relationship model | entity-relationship diagram | scheme of the entity-relationship model

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In fact, a European scheme could become a model for a rapid worldwide implementation of the global supply chain security recommendations developed by the World Customs Organisation.

12. Calls for targeted, evidence-based reforms to enhance cross-border access to online content which is legally available or has been legally acquired, but cautions against indiscriminately promoting the issuing of mandatory pan-European licences since this could lead to a decrease in the content made available to users; highlights that the principle of territoriality is an essential element of the copyright system given the importance of territorial licensing in the EU; calls for putting an end to unjustified geo-blocking by prioritising the cross-border portability of legally acquired or legally available content as a first step for greater legal certainty, and for the introduction of new commercial ...[+++]models for flexible and innovative licensing schemes; notes that such models should deliver benefits to consumers to ensure linguistic and cultural diversity, without undermining the principle of territoriality or the freedom to enter into a contract;

The Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) submitted reports on the coverage level (2005), possible harmonisation of funding mechanisms (2006 and 2007), the efficiency of deposit guarantee schemes (2008) and possible models for introducing risk-based contributions in the EU (2008 and 2009) [6].

Tourism Number of applications to funding Percentage of SMEs (and trend) in applications for tourism-related funding opportunities Number of entities adopting European Tourism Quality Label Number of destinations adopting the sustainable tourism development models promoted by the European Destinations of Excellence || Number of applications to funding (to all calls for proposals) in total: around 75 per year (average for 2011) Up to date, no calls for proposals were directly addressed to SMEs Up to date no entity adopting European Tourism Quality Label (action in elaboration) Number of European Destinations of Excellence awarded in total ...[+++] 98 (on average 20 per year – in 2007-10, in 2008-20, in 2009-22, in 2010-25, in 2011-21) || Number of applications to funding (to all calls for proposals) in total: more than 100 per year 30% of calls for proposals directly addressed to SMEs Coverage of 50% of the evaluation schemes eligible to participate in the European Tourism Quality Label 200 and more destinations adopting the sustainable tourism development models promoted by the European Destinations of Excellence (up to 30 per year).