Translation of "Centre for African Family Studies " (English → French) :

Centre for African Family Studies | CAFS [Abbr.]

Sub-Regional Seminar for Eastern and Southern African Countries Members of Multinational Programming and Operational Centres to Study Potential for Expansion of Economic Co-operation and Trade Relations with Socialist Countries of Eastern Europe [ Sub-regional Seminar for Eastern and Southern African Countries Members of MULPOCs to Study Potential for Expansion of Economic Co-operation and Trade Relations with Socialist Countries o ...[+++]f Eastern Europe ]

African Centre for Monetary Studies

African Centre for Monetary Studies | ACMS [Abbr.]

Bratislava International Centre for Family Studies

4. Urges the Commission to take concrete and effective measures to support developing countries and regional tax administration frameworks, such as the African Tax Administration Forum and the Inter-American Centre of Tax Administrations, in the fight against tax evasion and tax avoidance, in developing fair, well-balanced, efficient and transparent tax policies, in promoting administrative reforms and in incre ...[+++]asing the share, in terms of aid and development, of financial and technical assistance to the national tax administrations of developing countries; argues that this support should be provided to strengthen the judiciary and anti-corruption agencies in these countries; calls for the bringing together of public sector expertise from Member States and beneficiary countries with the aim of enhancing cooperative activities while yielding concrete preliminarily results for beneficiary countries; supports the organisation of workshops, training sessions, expert missions, study visits and counselling;

18. Recalls that most of the Union’s external counter-terrorism measures and programmes are being developed and implemented under Article 5 of the Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP), which entered into force on 1 January 2014; reminds that Article 10 of the IcSP regulation obliges the Commission to develop operational human rights guidance for projects related to the fight against terrorism; deeply deplores the fact that the Commission and the EEAS have failed to implemented Article 10 IcSP almost one year after t ...[+++]he entry into force of the IcSP regulation (15 March 2014); expresses serious concerns about the absence of basic human rights safeguards in past IfS and present IcSP counter-terrorism projects with institutions such as the African Centre for the Study and Research on Terrorism (ACSRT/CAERT) in Algiers and the Hedayah Centre of Excellence in Abu Dhabi;

7. Welcomes the Sahel counter-terrorism programme, the West Africa Information System, the ECOWAS Peace and Security Project and the ECOWAS Drug and Crime Action Plan, undertaken in the framework of the EU Strategy for Security and Development in the Sahel, as well as regional initiatives such as those organised by the African Centre for Study and Research on Terrorism (ACSRT) on the capacity of national legal systems to respond to terrorism;

35. Points out that the sharing of domestic and family responsibilities between women and men is a sine qua non for the advancement and achievement of equality between women and men; calls on universities and higher education institutions to recognise that women learners may have specific additional responsibilities outside of learning, such as caring for young children or elderly relatives; stresses the need for universities to supply parents – especially women – with a sufficient quantity of high-quality, affordable and accessible childcare, including community centres, so as to ...[+++] facilitate their equal participation in studies and research; also encourages the introduction of a greater variety of study modes, such as part-time and distance learning, and, in this connection, reminds the Member States and the EU institutions to increase the level of financial support for lifelong learning in order to enable women to continue their studies, to re-enter the workforce and to balance their professional and personal responsibilities;