Traduction de «Ownership development process » (Anglais → Français) :

ownership of development process

assist a designer in the developing process | support a designer in developing processes | support a designer in the developing process | supporting a designer in the developing process

develop footwear design process | develop footwear's aesthetic, functional and technological design | apply development process to design of footwear | apply development process to footwear design

develop processes for manufacturing | manufacture processes for manufacturing | develop manufacturing recipes | develop manufacturing recipes and formulas

Case Study: Coordinated and Standardized Development Processing Procedures [ Coordinated and Standardized Development Processing Procedures: Regional Municipality of Halton ]

Worker Ownership Development Foundation

Euro-African Dialogue on Migration and Development | Euro-African Migration and Development Process | Rabat Process

software development process | software process

In order to enhance partner countries' ownership of their development processes and the sustainability of external aid, and in line with international aid effectiveness commitments entered into by the Union and partner countries, the Union should promote, where appropriate in light of the nature of the action concerned, the use of partner countries' own institutions, systems and procedures.

In order to enhance partner countries' ownership of their development processes and the sustainability of external aid, and in line with international aid effectiveness commitments entered into by the Union and partner countries, the Union should promote, where appropriate in light of the nature of the action concerned, the use of partner countries' own institutions, systems and procedures.

4. Underlines the importance of developing countries’ ownership of the development processes in that they are allowed to decide the packages of reforms and policies best suited to their needs; stresses that it is important to support the development of these countries’ capacity so that they can build up the skills, know-how and institutions required to manage their own development effectively; stresses the importance of free trade, a market economy and entrepreneurship i ...[+++]n order for developing countries themselves to be able to fight poverty and thus create sustainable economic development and reduce their dependency on aid. Stresses likewise the importance of promoting and defending good governance and that it is important that authorities in recipient countries should combat corruption and build up their fiscal infrastructure in order to be able to safeguard their tax revenue and combat tax evasion and unlawful capital flight; notes also the importance of supporting and doing more to coordinate with local actors such as private organisations and NGOs within civil society, which, as they are close by, are better placed to identify the development needs and can promote the development process of countries; stresses that in many cases public-private partnerships can help to make aid more effective and better coordinated.

14. Welcomes the special relevance assigned to human rights, democracy and the rule of law in the Communication on Increasing the Impact of EU Development Policy: an Agenda for Change (COM(2011)0637), and stresses that democracy, respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, good governance, peace and security are prerequisites for – and have a synergetic and mutually reinforcing relationship to – development, the reduction of poverty and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals; reaffirms the importance of a human rights-oriented development policy and calls on the EU to set specific, measurable, achievable and time-bou ...[+++]nd objectives for human rights and democracy in its development programmes; calls on the EU to focus its development assistance on strengthening institution-building and civil society development of recipient countries, as those elements are crucial for good governance, as well as for ensuring accountability and ownership of development processes; calls for a strengthening of the human rights and conditionality clauses in EU supported programmes; calls on the European External Action Service and the Commission to seek new ways to ensure better linkages between dialogues on human rights with partner countries and development cooperation;