Traduction de «regional finance office » (Anglais → Français) :

19. Is extremely concerned about the widespread corruption which remains one of the biggest problems in Kosovo, another being organised crime, and calls for urgent action to combat it by improving the legal framework for tackling corruption, adopting an anti-corruption strategy and action plan and stepping up cooperation with the police and judicial authorities of all the countries of the region; is deeply concerned at the recent bloodshed caused by a violent incident near the borders of Kosovo and calls for immediate measures to be taken to prevent such incidents in future and to put an end to the arms trafficking which contributes to ...[+++]the destabilisation of the Western Balkan region; welcomes the establishment of a special anti-corruption department within the Special Prosecution Office of Kosovo but underlines that the commitment of all the line ministries is necessary in order for the department to be effective and that staffing in all cases must be with people who are irreproachable; calls for swift adoption of a law regulating the financing of political parties, which would effectively and transparently regulate party finances, ensuring full disclosure of their financial reports;

19. Is extremely concerned about the widespread corruption which remains one of the biggest problems in Kosovo, another being organised crime, and calls for urgent action to combat it by improving the legal framework for tackling corruption, adopting an anti-corruption strategy and action plan and stepping up cooperation with the police and judicial authorities of all the countries of the region; is deeply concerned at the recent bloodshed caused by a violent incident near the borders of Kosovo and calls for immediate measures to be taken to prevent such incidents in future and to put an end to the arms trafficking which contributes to ...[+++]the destabilisation of the Western Balkan region; welcomes the establishment of a special anti-corruption department within the Special Prosecution Office of Kosovo but underlines that the commitment of all the line ministries is necessary in order for the department to be effective and that staffing in all cases must be with people who are irreproachable; calls for swift adoption of a law regulating the financing of political parties, which would effectively and transparently regulate party finances, ensuring full disclosure of their financial reports;

17. Is extremely concerned about the widespread corruption which remains one of the biggest problems in Kosovo, another being organised crime, and calls for urgent action to combat it by improving the legal framework for tackling corruption, adopting an anti-corruption strategy and action plan and stepping up cooperation with the police and judicial authorities of all the countries of the region; is deeply concerned at the recent bloodshed caused by a violent incident near the borders of Kosovo and calls for immediate measures to be taken to prevent such incidents in future and to put an end to the arms trafficking which contributes to ...[+++]the destabilisation of the Western Balkan region; welcomes the establishment of a special anti-corruption department within the Special Prosecution Office of Kosovo but underlines that the commitment of all the line ministries is necessary in order for the department to be effective and that staffing in all cases must be with people who are irreproachable; calls for swift adoption of a law regulating the financing of political parties, which would effectively and transparently regulate party finances, ensuring full disclosure of their financial reports;

The Regional Policy Directorate, directly attached to the Prime Minister's Office, will be the managing authority, and the International Relations Directorate of the Ministry of Finance has been designated as the paying authority.

Submission of Financing Applications to the Regional Offices for Implementation of SAPARD Programme (BRIPS) is taking place in monthly sessions.

Under the proposed arrangements, Regional Government Offices (RGOs) would enter into contract negotiations with a small number of large public training providers - Co-financing Organisations (CFOs) e.g. the Learning and Skills Councils (LSCs) and the Employment Service.