The HR and the Commission, in liaison with COARM, will review on a six-monthly basis the state of play regarding the dedicated assistance programmes with a view to assessing possibilities to increase the number of individual assistance workshops proportionately to the degree of incompletion of the dedicated assistance programmes.

19. Considers that Galileo and EGNOS, as European programmes owned by the EU which address a public interest at EU level, should mainly be financed through the EU budget; believes that – alongside the contribution from the EU budget – all possible sources of financing should be investigated, including innovative forms of financing; emphasises that ad hoc, emergency budgetary solutions such as those seen in the past are likely to jeopardise the success and added value of such strategic, large-scale EU projects and undermine the political momentum around them; believes, therefore, that a sound, global and long-term financing solution sh ...[+++]ould be found; suggests that a predetermined annual amount should be provided from the EU budget (for the financing of the remaining Galileo infrastructure as well as the operating costs); points out that the estimated figures included in the mid-term review for the period after 2013 are indicative, and calls on the Commission to present a detailed breakdown of the estimated financial needs by summer 2011, in order to increase the accountability, predictability and transparency of the project;

The EMRP initiative is aimed at aligning and integrating relevant national metrology research activities to establish a joint research programme featuring scientific, management and financial integration, making a major contribution to the European Research Area and underpinning the concepts in the Lisbon agenda of Europe as ‘the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-driven economy’.

The EMRP initiative is aimed at aligning and integrating relevant national metrology research activities to establish a joint research programme featuring scientific, management and financial integration, making a major contribution to the European Research Area and underpinning the concepts in the Lisbon agenda of Europe as "the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-driven economy".

Given the importance of education and training in creating a competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in Europe, and the effectiveness and added value of the European cooperation programmes in this field, the Commission is proposing to set up an integrated action programme in the field of lifelong learning, divided into six separate sub-programmes, by way of preparation for the new generation of programmes for 2007-2013.

46. Calls on the Commission to develop projects tailored to the specific circumstances in each country and calls for this differentiated assessment to be accompanied by collateral programmes which should act as an incentive, in order to promote endogenous development designed to create a dynamic and productive social fabric, in a spirit of constructive cooperation with the partner governments; points out that enlargement and the Barcelona Process are complementary and stresses the need to remind current and future Member States of th ...[+++]e EU's Mediterranean commitments; calls for the participation of the Balkan countries in the parliamentary dialogue and for the introduction of a CARDS/MEDA cooperation programme; reminds the Commission that the European Union's policy vis-à-vis the new neighbouring countries needs to be underpinned by a systematic and coherent policy to promote human rights;