Traduction de «Accord administratif national sur l'eau » (Français → Anglais) :

National Administrative Agreement on Water

Canadian NAO Guidelines for Public Communications under Articles 16.3 and 21 of the North American Agreement on Labour Cooperation

Headquarters agreement between the government of Canada and the United Nations University concerning the United Nations University's International Network on Water, Environment and Health

Stresses the importance of early communication and enhanced procedures for crisis consultation with the UN and the AU, as well as other organisations such as NATO and the OSCE; highlights the need to improve information sharing, including on the planning, conduct and analysis of missions; welcomes the finalisation and signing of the EU-UN administrative arrangement on exchanging classified information; recognises the importance of the Africa-EU Partnership and of EU-AU political dialogue on peace and security; suggests an agreemen ...[+++]t between the AU, the EU and other key actors and the UN on a set of shared aims for African security and development.

Partners are non-governmental organisations that sign a framework partnership agreement, United Nations agencies covered by the EU-UN Financial and Administrative Framework Agreement, or international organisations with which relations are governed by an ad hoc framework partnership agreement.

Today the 28 EU Transport Ministers authorised the European Commission to start negotiations for EU-level aviation agreements with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations[1] (ASEAN), Turkey, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

22. Recognises that, as stated in the WFD, water is not a commodity but a public good that is vital to human life and dignity, and reminds the Commission that Treaty rules require the EU to remain neutral in relation to national decisions governing the ownership regime of water undertakings, therefore it should by no means promote the privatisation of water undertakings in the context of an economic adjustment programme or any other EU procedure of economic policy coordination; given that these are services of general interest and are thus mainly in the public interest, calls on the Commission to permanently exclude water and sanitation ...[+++] and wastewater disposal from internal market rules and from any trade agreement, and to provide them at affordable prices, and calls on both the Commission and the Member States to ensure that they are managed technically, financially and administratively in an efficient, effective and transparent manner;