Traduction de «National partner » (Anglais → Français) :

National Partners Forum

National Partners in Education Awards

National Partners

cooperate with cultural partners | work together with cultural partners | liaise with cultural partner | liaise with cultural partners

dormant partner | passive partner | silent partner | sleeping partner | limited partner

engagement partner | lead partner | partner in charge | partner in charge of an engagement | principal partner

dormant partner | silent partner | sleeping partner

matching people | match-make | find compatible partners for people | match people

managing partner head chef | sous chef | head chef | master kitchen manager

The Capacity Development module, in particlular, will require time and a dependable partnership between the Programme and national partners to deliver tangible results and ensure that, by the end of Phase 4, national ownership is matched by national capacities.

46. Highlights the important role played by the EC/UN Partnership on Gender Equality for Development and Peace, which aims to identify approaches with which to integrate gender equality and women's human rights into new aid modalities, to provide support for national partners' efforts to fulfil international obligations on gender equality and to match their commitment to gender equality with adequate financial allocations in national development programmes and budgets; stresses that this project has a specific focus on the role of women in conflict and post-conflict situations, and especially on the proper implementation of UN Security ...[+++]Council Resolution 1325;

24. Is of the opinion that transposition should be seriously and proactively monitored to avoid diverging interpretations and gold-plating; wants the Commission to play an active role in transposition, together with supervisors and expert groups, at both Community and national level, since early analysis may prevent delays and unnecessary burdens on undertakings; calls on the Commission to investigate what further measures might be taken to prevent gold-plating, including the introduction of a right of direct action for citizens; calls for "follow-up impact assessments" analysing how decisions are in fact implemented at national and local level; supports the increasingly appropriate use of regulations; suggests, once again, that Parlia ...[+++]ment establish a proper transposition-monitoring procedure in close cooperation with its national partners;

24. Is of the opinion that transposition should be seriously and proactively monitored to avoid diverging interpretations and gold-plating; wants the Commission to play an active role in transposition, together with supervisors and expert groups, at both Community and national level, since early analysis may prevent delays and unnecessary burdens on undertakings; calls on the Commission to investigate what further measures might be taken to prevent gold-plating, including the introduction of a right of direct action for citizens; calls for 'follow-up impact assessments' analysing how decisions are in fact implemented at national and local level; supports the increasingly appropriate use of regulations; suggests, once again, that Parlia ...[+++]ment establish a proper transposition-monitoring procedure in close cooperation with its national partners;