An example of such study is an analysis of the impact of FP5 projects (1998-2002) in the ICT area . The study found that about 137 out of 1,000 respondents to a survey declared that participation in the Programme had "directly led to or however facilitated the creation of a spin-off company".

33. Calls on the Turkish Government and the Commission to tackle violence in general and honour crimes in particular as a priority and to set up special high-security shelters, including in regions in south-east Turkey, so that women have shelters in their own neighbourhood; calls for support and assistance measures for the free women's advisory centres in south-eastern Turkey, for example KA-MER, urges economic development that focuses on women in regions in which women are vulnerable to violence; stresses the importance of systematic investigation and effective punishment and therefore the training of police and judicial authorities in gender equality issues and the fight against violence; points out the need to instruct judges to appl ...[+++]y new laws to severely punish violence in general and honour crimes, forced marriages and polygamy in particular and the importance of the protection of witnesses; urges the Turkish Government to conclude a special agreement with the Commission on participation in the programme to prevent and combat violence against children, young people and women and to protect victims and groups at risk (Daphne programme) and to set aside the necessary financial resources in the national budget for this purpose;

33. Calls on the Turkish Government and the Commission to tackle violence in general and honour crimes in particular as a priority and to set up special high-security shelters, including in regions in south-east Turkey, so that women have shelters in their own neighbourhood; calls for support and assistance measures for the free women's advisory centres in south-eastern Turkey, for example KA-MER, urges economic development that focuses on women in regions in which women are vulnerable to violence; stresses the importance of systematic investigation and effective punishment and therefore the training of police and judicial authorities in gender equality issues and the fight against violence; points out the need to instruct judges to appl ...[+++]y new laws to severely punish violence in general and honour crimes, forced marriages and polygamy in particular and the importance of the protection of witnesses; urges the Turkish Government to conclude a special agreement with the Commission on participation in the programme to prevent and combat violence against children, young people and women and to protect victims and groups at risk (Daphne programme) and to set aside the necessary financial resources in the national budget for this purpose;

31. Calls on the Turkish Government and the Commission to tackle violence in general and honour crimes in particular as a priority and to set up special high-security shelters, including in regions in south-east Turkey, so that women have shelters in their own neighbourhood; calls for support and assistance measures for the free women's advisory centres in south-eastern Turkey, for example KA-MER, urges economic development that focuses on women in regions in which women are vulnerable to violence; stresses the importance of systematic investigation and effective punishment and therefore the training of police and judicial authorities in gender equality issues and the fight against violence; points out the need to instruct judges to appl ...[+++]y new laws to severely punish violence in general and honour crimes, forced marriages and polygamy in particular and the importance of the protection of witnesses; urges the Turkish Government to conclude a special agreement with the Commission on participation in the Daphne programme and to set aside the necessary financial resources in the national budget for this purpose;

6. Recommends that, when a country decides to carry out a privatisation, the Commission should advise that it be done if possible by substantially involving domestic investors and that it should devote particular attention to ‘small’ decentralised solutions which are worked out by developing countries and whose beneficiaries are small and medium-sized undertakings (SMUs) and micro-enterprises, which play an essential part in the economic development of developing countries, create many of the jobs and generate a substantial proportion of national income, whereas ‘large-scale’ solutions which seek to bring about take-overs of State-owned enterprises by multinational corporations and groups often have adverse side-effects; and to give specia ...[+++]l attention also to the possible role of European small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in all aspects of cooperation programmes; believes that European SMEs possess specialised knowledge and experience relevant to these programmes, but are often left out due to lack of knowledge about programme participation possibilities and lack of visibility to third country partners; recommends that appropriations are provided for the provision of advisory services and training for small and medium-sized enterprises in the countries of Latin America and Asia by older volunteer experts from the European Union who come under the ESSN (European Senior Services Network);

After carrying out a review on the basis of a survey by questionnaire and hearings of participants or candidates taking part in programmes, it will shortly put forward its suggestions.