Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• 3. Website Development Grants
• a project developing e
• commerce strategies and website development training for directors of SMEs.
• The Website Development Grants are being implemented under Article 14 of Regulation (EC) No 1/2004. The eligible costs are consultancy fees.
• a maximum of GBP 1000 for consultancy for website development the purpose of which is the marketing of agricultural products.
• IT systems and website development, modifications and updates;
• The closing date for applications for Website Development Grants will be 31 March 2007.

• The Commission is also developing the ENISA website (http://www.enisa.eu.int) which will be available online as soon as the Regulation enters into force, i.e. on the day following its publication in the Official Journal.
• At the moment the Ombudsman's office is developing a new website, which will include an interactive guide to help citizens find the most appropriate avenue of redress for their grievances.
• However, opportunities exist for developing translation software and designing websites in national languages.
• Further developing and upgrading the dedicated HCoC website.
• The European Parliament notes that the increase in IT expenditure over the last four years has reached 28%; considers that the current strategy was useful in modernising the European Parliament's IT systems, enhancing the services provided to users and developing a new internet website.
• The largest part is devoted to programme production and translation, with smaller amounts foreseen for hosting and developing the website and for marketing the channel.
• compiling and disseminating publications containing factual information on the producers of a given product by, for example, publishing articles in the specialist farming press and the gastronomic press and developing a website.
• The committee notes that the increase in IT expenditure over the last four years has reached 28%; considers that the current strategy was useful in modernising the European Parliament's IT systems, enhancing the services provided to users and developing a new internet website.