Traduction de «sub-regional institution » (Anglais → Français) :

However, where small economies share compatible views and objectives in terms of competition law and policy, the adoption of regional or sub-regional rules—possibly based on the model provisions—and institutions might be feasible for countries with little or no resources to establish their own regimes.

Following the authorisation for participation of national, regional, sub-regional and local authorities and organisations, as well as, where appropriate, other public bodies or institutions, including public service providers, from an OCT in an EGTC, based on Council Decision 2013/755/EU and taking into account that, in the case of the 2014-2020 programming period, a special additional financial allocation under the multiannual financial framework is to reinforce the cooperation of the outermost regions of the Union with neighbouring ...[+++]third countries and some of the OCTs listed in Annex II to the TFEU and neighbouring those outermost regions, EGTCs, as a legal instrument, should also be opened up to members from OCTs.

Member States shall promote, in accordance with their institutional and legal framework and with Article 32 the development of local and sub-regional approaches.

Within the framework of the EU water initiative which was launched at the WSSD in Johannesburg in 2002 Community, member states, civil society, financial institutions and the private sector are working together to: (i) Reinforce the political commitment to improve access to clean water and sanitation in the context of poverty reduction; (ii) strengthen water governance arrangements by promoting public-private partnerships, and strengthening institutional capacity at regional, national and local level; (iii) improve co-ordination and co-operation in the implementation of water-related activities, through the introduction of sector wide ...[+++]approaches, multi-stakeholder processes and promotion of south-south co-operation; (iv) encourage regional and sub-regional co-operation on water management issues, including on a river-basin scale; and (v) generate additional funding, through the development of new, flexible and innovative funding mechanisms that will attract new partners.

Community, member states, civil society, financial institutions and the private sector are working together to: (i) Reinforce the political commitment to improve access to clean water and sanitation in the context of poverty reduction; (ii) promote public/private partnerships, and strengthen institutional capacity at regional, national and local level; (iii) improve co-ordination and co-operation in the implementation of water-related activities; (iv) encourage regional and sub-regional co-operation on water management issues; and ...[+++] to (v) generate additional funding, through the development of new, flexible and innovative funding mechanisms that will attract new partners.

On regional integration and cooperation, priority will be given to technical assistance, the promotion of sub-regional, regional and international trade, regional environmental cooperation, the regional institution building and support for the implementation of joint policies and regional communication.