Translation of "open government " (English → French) :

open government data | open public data

Open Government Partnership | OGP [Abbr.]

open government | government Web 2.0 | Web 2.0 government | government 2.0 | gov 2.0

open data [ open government data | public open data ]

Guide to Community rules on open government procurement

Canada's Action Plan on Open Government

economic governance (EU) [ economic governance of the EU | economic governance of the European Union | fiscal governance of the EU | fiscal governance of the European Union ]

government [ government structure | national government ]

open-end investment fund | authorized fund | fund | investment trust | mutual fund | mutual fund trust | open-end fund | open-end investment company | open-end mutual fund | open-end mutual investment fund | open-end trust | open-ended fund | unincorporated mutual fund | unit trust

open-end investment fund | authorized fund | fund | incorporated mutual fund | mutual fund | open-end fund | open-end investment company | open-end mutual fund | open-end mutual investment fund | open-end trust | open-ended fund | unit trust

The Agreement on Government Procurement aims to open government procurement to foreign companies.

They will promote open government dialogues with all stakeholders during the decision-making, planning, implementation and review stages.

6. Considers it regrettable that, so far, the EU has kept its government procurement markets largely open to international competition, while EU companies still face substantial barriers abroad; calls on the Commission to guarantee that EU trade agreements contain instruments for our companies, especially SMEs, to compete abroad on equal terms with foreign national companies; demands as well clear regulation of, and easy access to information concerning, tenders and awarding criteria, and the lifting of discriminatory and unjustified trade barriers in the field of government procurement, services or investment (such as fiscal discrimination, regulatory barriers to the establishment of branches or subsidiaries, and restrictions on access t ...[+++]o financing); calls on our partner countries to apply principles of open government in order to guarantee transparency and avoid conflicts of interest, and to use PPPs practice with caution, taking into account not only cost-benefit analyses and the viability of the projects, but also the financial and technical capacity of public authorities to supervise services or infrastructure delivery in line with general public interest;

6. Considers it regrettable that, so far, the EU has kept its government procurement markets largely open to international competition, while EU companies still face substantial barriers abroad; calls on the Commission to guarantee that EU trade agreements contain instruments for our companies, especially SMEs, to compete abroad on equal terms with foreign national companies; demands as well clear regulation of, and easy access to information concerning, tenders and awarding criteria, and the lifting of discriminatory and unjustified trade barriers in the field of government procurement, services or investment (such as fiscal discrimination, regulatory barriers to the establishment of branches or subsidiaries, and restrictions on access t ...[+++]o financing); calls on our partner countries to apply principles of open government in order to guarantee transparency and avoid conflicts of interest, and to use PPPs practice with caution, taking into account not only cost-benefit analyses and the viability of the projects, but also the financial and technical capacity of public authorities to supervise services or infrastructure delivery in line with general public interest;