WRITTEN QUESTION No. 2852/97 by Bárbara DÜHRKOP DÜHRKOP to the Council. Criticism expressed by 33 universities concerning the management of the Socrates programme
C 102/136 EN Official Journal of the European Communities 3. 4. 98 (98/C 102/203) WRITTEN QUESTION E-2850/97 by Edith Mu¤ ller (V) to the Commission (11 September 1997) Subject: EU policy in the former Yugoslavia Can the Commission provide the exact administration cost of EU programmes in former Yugoslavia since 1995, including costs of Commission services in Brussels, in delegations/representative offices as well as subcontracted administrative tasks(monitoring, evaluation, projects identification, procurement,. )? (98/C 102/204) WRITTEN QUESTION E-2851/97 by Edith Mu¤ ller (V) to the Commission (11 September 1997) Subject: EU policy in the former Yugoslavia Can the Commission provide a table for each budget line regarding all activities in former Yugoslavia (PHARE, reconstruction lines, ECHO, democracy, CFSP, financial protocols,. ) with the following information (since the start of activities in former Yugoslavia/after 1990)? Budget Committed Contracted Paid (1) (2) Budget line. Situation of 7/97 Budget year x Budget year x + 1 Budget year x + 2. Budget 1997 Note: commitments, contract and payments should be related to the yearly budget (1) Planned period for full disbursement (2) Actual or corrected period necessary for full disbursement Joint answer to Written Questions E-2850/97 and E-2851/97 given by Mr Van den Broek on behalf of the Commission (23 October 1997) In view of the length of its answer, the Commission is sending it direct to the Honourable Member and to Parliamentís Secretariat. (98/C 102/205) WRITTEN QUESTION E-2852/97 by Ba·rbara Du¤hrkop Du¤ hrkop (PSE) to the Council (13 September 1997) Subject: Criticism expressed by 33 universities concerning the management of the Socrates programme The Coimbra Groupí, consisting of 33 European universities, has criticized the management of the Socrates programme and the lack of funding available, which is frustrating for the universities given that they have had to put in a considerable amount of preparatory work for the projects