Traduction de «Programme de gestion de canal » (Français → Anglais) :

If coordination is in danger of resulting in such a delay that it will become impossible to submit the Management Plan on time, Member States may submit Management Plans for their national part of the river basin.

If coordination is in danger of resulting in such a delay that it will become impossible to submit the Management Plan on time, Member States may submit Management Plans for their national part of the river basin.

multi-donor technical assistance and funding to improve public expenditure management; close oversight through audits, public expenditure reviews and public expenditure surveys; A contractual commitment to share management and financial responsibility for the outcomes of the environmental and social mitigation and compensation programmes; long-term funding and technical assistance for the watershed management; a comprehensive programme of monitoring and evaluation of project performance; regular field-based supervision, monitoring and support from WB, ADB, EIB and AFD; international expert panels ...[+++] to monitor dam safety, project effectiveness, the achievement of income targets and other key objectives of the social and environmental programmes; annual consultative meeting, to provide public scrutiny, transparency and accountability.

12. Insists that the current revision of EU public procurement legislation becomes fully consistent with the IPP principles of a life-cycle approach and suggests that suppliers of public goods and services should introduce environmental management schemes such as the EMAS system or the international ISO 14000. Further suggests that the EU institutions become subject immediately to a pilot project of such an approach to public procurement;

In each of the individual programmes financed through the EPRD, the South African government and the European Union will encourage the appropriate involvement of NGOs, so as to contribute to a healthy and diverse civic society (For more information on EU/South Africa relations, see MEMO/95/61).

Reform of the JRC The Commission intends to make far-reaching changes in a number of areas in order to adapt the JRC to the tasks it is to perform within the Community's research and technological development strategy: - structure: on the basis of the principle of drawing a clear distinction between programme management and resource management, the JRC will be reorganized into a number of scientific institutes enjoying a large measure of scientific, administrative and financial independence; - management: the existing advisory structures will be streamlined, while the role and powers of the Board of Governors will be strengthened; - st ...[+++]aff: a number of measures will be taken to ensure that the JRC permanently maintains a very high level of expertise coupled with considerable versatility: increased flexibility in the allocation of staff resources to different activities, an increase in the number of fellows and scientists visiting the JRC, an increase in the number of secondments from national centres to the JRC and vice versa, the creation of fixed- duration posts for post-doctoral fellows, etc.