Traduction de «comité des bénéficiaires » (Français → Anglais) :

Recipients' Committee

users committee | user's committee | resident committee | beneficiaries committee

beneficiary of subsidiary protection | person enjoying subsidiary protection

GIS beneficiary [ recipient of GIS benefits | Guaranteed Income Supplement beneficiary | recipient of Guaranteed Income Supplement benefits ]

Deputy Ministers' Steering Committee on the Future of Social Assistance Recipients (SAR) Agreements

aid recipient [ recipient country ]

(16b ) While thematic programmes should primarily support developing countries, some beneficiary countries as well as the overseas countries and territories (OCTs), the characteristics of which do not meet the requirements to be defined as Official Development Assistance (ODA) recipients by the Development Assistance Committee of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD/DAC) and which are covered by Article 1(1)(b), should also be eligible for thematic programmes under the conditions set out in this Regulation.

In the case of journeys between the beneficiary’s place of residence and Brussels, the beneficiary shall be entitled to allowances in relation to one journey to Brussels and one journey back from Brussels in respect of each week of work at the Committee.

87. In order to increase transparency and public acceptance of development projects funded fully or partially by the EU or the Member States, calls for creating an electronic data base that provides information on ODA; believes that this data base should enable users to track all EU donors' and, if applicable, United Nations Agencies' projects and programs in all recipient countries, who finances them, and which organization implements them; takes the view that it should be user-friendly and accessible to all through the Internet and that it should have a function which makes it easy to search for specific information through a set of predefined criteria (donor, DAC sector ...[+++], location, project status, funding type and MDGs) and offer tables and geographic maps for analysis; notes that this kind of data base is also essential for strengthened coordination and harmonization among donors and alignment with the government of the recipient country;

49. Reiterates the importance of introducing, without delay, procedural, administrative and financial simplification measures into current management of FP7, such as those identified in Parliament's resolution of 11 November 2010; welcomes the Commission Decision of 24 January 2011 introducing three simplification measures, as well as the creation of the Unique Registration Facility; calls on the Commission to rapidly implement these measures in a uniform way and to investigate where additional simplification measures are still possible; regrets the serious problems of interpretation and legal uncertainty for the participants of FP7 and reiterates its wish to see current legal proceedings between the Commission and ...[+++]beneficiaries across all of the framework programmes settled quickly, while respecting the principle of responsible management of public money; asks the Commission to allow beneficiaries to consult the Research Clearing Committee during or after a project to clarify issues related to cost calculation, rules for participation and audits, including ex-post audits; stresses the need to preserve what works well and only change the rules which need to be adapted;