Traduction de «Parkland Community Living and Supports Society » (Anglais → Français) :

Simon Fraser Society for Community Living [ Simon Fraser Society for Mentally Handicapped People ]

Elk Valley Society for Community Living [ Elk Valley Society for the Handicapped ]

Community action programme for disabled people | Handicapped People in the European Community Living Independently in an Open Society | Second Community action programme for disabled people | HELIOS [Abbr.] | HELIOS 1 [Abbr.]

Handicapped people in the European Community Living Independently in an Open Society | HELIOS II | Third Community action programme for disabled people | Third Community action programme to assist disabled people

League of the Societies of Citizens of the European Community Living Abroad | CARECE [Abbr.]

Definition: Approximate IQ range of 35 to 49 (in adults, mental age from 6 to under 9 years). Likely to result in marked developmental delays in childhood but most can learn to develop some degree of independence in self-care and acquire adequate communication and academic skills. Adults will need varying degrees of support to live and work in the community. | moderate mental subnormality

Review the electronic communications regulatory framework (2006), including defining an efficient spectrum management strategy (2005) Create a consistent internal market framework for information society and media services by modernising the legal framework for audio-visual services, starting with a Commission proposal in 2005 for revising the Television Without Frontiers Directive analysing and making any necessary adaptations to the community acquis af ...[+++]fecting information society and media services (2007) actively promote fast and efficient implementation of the existing and updated acquis governing the information society and media services Continued support for the creation and circulation of European content Define and implement a strategy for a secure European Information Society (2006) Identify and promote targeted actions on interoperability, particularly digital rights management (2006/2007) |

[2] The documents submitted were the following: "The Lisbon European Council - an agenda of economic and social renewal for Europe" ( Commission's main contribution); "e-Europe- An information society for all" (COM (1999) 687 final); "Community policies in support of employment" (COM (2000) 78 final); "Building an inclusive Europe" (COM (2000) 79 final); "Social trends: prospects and challenges" (COM (2000) 82 final); "Strateg ...[+++]ies for jobs in the information society" (COM (2000) 48 final) and "Economic reform: report on the functioning of product and capital markets" (COM(2000) 26 final).

Propose an 80% increase in Community ICT research support by 2010 and invite the member states to do the same Prioritise strategic ICT research around FP7 key technology pillars (2007) Launch research and deployment initiatives to overcome key bottlenecks that require both technological and organisational solutions (2006) Define complementary measures to encourage private investments in ICT research and innovation (2006) Make specific proposals on an Information Society ...[+++] for all in the Community Strategic Guidelines on Cohesion 2007-2013 Define e-business policies aiming to remove technological, organisational and legal barriers to ICT adoption with a focus on SMEs Develop tools to support new patterns of work that enhance innovation in enterprises and adaptation to new skill needs |

2. Underlines that an effective and functioning relationship, based on dialogue, closer cooperation, mutual commitment and negotiations between the EU and Turkey – considering their geographical proximity, their historical links, the large Turkish community living in the EU, the close economic ties and common strategic interests – is to the benefit of both parties; calls on Turkey to place the reform process at the centre of its domestic policy choices; takes the view that the EU should seize this opportunity to become the main anchor of the process of further democratisation in Turkey by promoting universal values ...[+++] and European regulatory standards as benchmarks for the reform process, and by supporting Turkey in developing solid, democratic institutions and effective legislation based on the respect for fundamental freedoms, human rights and the rule of law and representing and defending the interests of all sectors of Turkey’s society;