Traduction de «Alliance for Neighborhood Government » (Anglais → Français) :

Stresses that private companies involved in multilateral development initiatives should be accountable for their actions; calls on the parties to NAFSN, to this end, to submit annual reports on the action taken under NAFSN and to make those reports public and accessible to local people and communities, and to set up an independent accountability mechanism, including an appeal mechanism for local people and communities; stresses equally that New Alliance investment affecting land rights must be subject to an independent prior impact study on land rights and must be in line with the FAO’s Voluntary Guidelines on the responsible governanc ...[+++]e of tenure of land, fisheries and forests.

an increased capacity of European and Southern civil society and local authority networks, platforms and alliances to ensure a substantive and continued policy dialogue in the field of development and to promote democratic governance.

A European Alliance for Families and a new government advisory group on demographic issues were created.

The Strategic Energy Technology (SET) Plan can serve as a model, by delivering processes and tools for more effectively engaging governments, industry and the research community, through a Steering Group of Member States, European Industrial Initiatives and the establishment of the European Energy Research Alliance, respectively – all based on a coherent strategic European research agenda.

Although laws governing cooperatives are diverse in approach and based on different traditions, they generally respect the co-operative definition, values and principles set out in the "Statement on the Co-operative Identity" adopted by the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA) in 1995 and recently endorsed by a resolution of the U.N. [18] and fully incorporated into a Recommendation of the I. L.O. [19].

Regulatory or supervisory arrangements governing a large share of European securities trading cannot be permitted to evolve on an ad hoc basis in response to the technical challenges presented by a particular merger/alliance.