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The ARGO programme under-performed in 2003, due to the under-implementation of funds, which occurred firstly because the programme is not sufficiently well-known to national administrations and secondly because they have difficulties in mobilising the necessary co-financing.
The purpose of this funding programme is primarily to promote cooperation between Member States in the areas of asylum, immigration, crossing external borders and visas.
The aim of the proposal before us is to amend the ARGO decision, so as to make funding possible for projects undertaken by a single Member State that do not involve direct participation by other Member States. Given that such projects concern the EU’s external borders, which form part of an area of free movement, they are naturally of common interest to all Member States.
I voted in favour of the proposed amendments, because whilst this is not an ideal solution, it is, however, as much as we can do at this time – before the new Financial Perspectives for the post-2006 period – to contribute towards burden sharing in integrated management"@en1
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