Traduction de «Skill-building organisation » (Anglais → Français) :

We could also build-in a more dynamic approach to those currently unemployed through innovative approaches: unemployed construction workers could be paid to replace workers attending training courses; graduates with sustainability skills could be placed for a period of time (on a paid basis) with companies or organisations wanting to develop their sustainability practices: such a scheme in the UK has created over 50 jobs so far as organisations have decided to keep their placement staff.

This thematic priority shall address the operational objective under point (b) of Article 7(1) (Improvement of the skills, knowledge and competences of volunteers in the field of humanitarian aid and the terms and conditions of their engagement); point (c) of Article 7(1) (Building the capacity of hosting organisations and foster volunteering in third countries); and point (e) of Article 7(1) (Enhancement of coherence and consistency of volunteering across Member States in order to improve opportunities for Union citizens to participate in humanitarian ...[+++]aid activities and operations):

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 in 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 authoritie ...[+++]s 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.

Q. whereas human rights defenders, media, civil society organisations (CSOs), trade unions and investigative journalists play a crucial role in the fight against corruption by scrutinising public budgets, monitoring the activities of governments and large – in particular multinational – companies, and the financing of political parties, offering capacity-building skills and expertise and demanding transparency and accountability; whereas journalists reporting on corruption and organised crime are increasingly targeted and harassed b ...[+++]y organised crime groups, ‘parallel powers’ and the public authorities, especially in developing countries;

Q. whereas human rights defenders, media, civil society organisations (CSOs), trade unions and investigative journalists play a crucial role in the fight against corruption by scrutinising public budgets, monitoring the activities of governments and large – in particular multinational – companies, and the financing of political parties, offering capacity-building skills and expertise and demanding transparency and accountability; whereas journalists reporting on corruption and organised crime are increasingly targeted and harassed by ...[+++] organised crime groups, ‘parallel powers’ and the public authorities, especially in developing countries;

The programme included education and training on environmental protection, and human rights and community rights, and it provided staff training for community organisations, including leadership development and technical skills building.