Traduction de «Institut brésilien de la géographie et de l'économie » (Français → Anglais) :

Brazilian Institute for Geography and Economy

Brazilian government statistics institute | Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics | IBGE [Abbr.]

the amount available under the Development Cooperation Instrument (DCI) for Brazil must be used for measures to support Brazil in its fight against poverty and to achieve the MDGs and other measures that can be considered as genuine development assistance, for instance in the environmental sector; (aa) existing dialogues should be reinforced, and fresh sectoral dialogues should be launched, namely on the environment and sustainable development, energy, transport, food security, science and technology, the information society, employment and social issues, finance and macro-economics, regional development, culture and education; (ab) the Strategic Partnership should encourage contacts between civil society organisations, business and socia ...[+++]l partners' fora, and should promote exchanges on an educational and cultural level; (ac) actions in favour of the EU-Brazil political partnership, mutual awareness and understanding and exchange programmes should be financed from an instrument other than the DCI; (ad) the Strategic Partnership should provide for the establishment of a regular structured dialogue between the Members of the Brazilian National Congress and Members of the European Parliament; (ae) provision should be made for the institutions of the EU and the Government of Brazil to provide the European Parliament and EuroLat with regular and detailed information on the state of play of the Strategic Partnership;

the amount available under the Development Cooperation Instrument (DCI) for Brazil must be used for measures to support Brazil in its fight against poverty and to achieve the MDGs and other measures that can be considered as genuine development assistance, for instance in the environmental sector; (aa) existing dialogues should be reinforced, and fresh sectoral dialogues should be launched, namely on the environment and sustainable development, energy, transport, food security, science and technology, the information society, employment and social issues, finance and macro-economics, regional development, culture and education; (ab) the Strategic Partnership should encourage contacts between civil society organisations, business and socia ...[+++]l partners' fora, and should promote exchanges on an educational and cultural level; (ac) actions in favour of the EU-Brazil political partnership, mutual awareness and understanding and exchange programmes should be financed from an instrument other than the DCI; (ad) the Strategic Partnership should provide for the establishment of a regular structured dialogue between the Members of the Brazilian National Congress and Members of the European Parliament; (ae) provision should be made for the institutions of the EU and the Government of Brazil to provide the European Parliament and EuroLat with regular and detailed information on the state of play of the Strategic Partnership;

From the University of Victoria: - Andrew Weaver, Professor, School of Earth and Ocean Sciences - Steve Lonergan, Professor, Department of Geography - Ned Djilali, Director, Institute for Integrated Energy Systems (IESVic) - G. Cornelis van Kooten, Professor, Department of Economics