Traduction de «développer un flux » (Français → Anglais) :

third and fourth party logistics, defined as including import, warehousing and distribution as well as direction, control and development of the customer’s flows of goods;

During past negotiations, the business sector has played a crucial role, by developing bilateral trade and investment flows, facilitating exchanges and increasing mutual knowledge.

The Commission is proposing a trade action plan, the Trans-Regional EU-ASEAN Trade Initiative (TREATI), to expand trade and investment flows and establish an effective framework for dialogue and regulatory co-operation on trade facilitation, market access, and investment issues between the two regions.

The increase in the volume of recorded remittances from migrants over the last few years and the improved knowledge of these financial flows have generated a lot of attention from policy makers, as these flows can potentially help meet the development objectives of migrants’ countries of origin.

Additional issues are the effect of full untying - including among all developed and developing countries - on the development of local markets in developing countries; the potential existence of a marginal degree of untying i.e. a certain degree of openness above which there are only marginal gains; the impact of tied aid such as the granting of aid linked to additional policies for which the supplies are exclusively produced in the donor country. We are also not entirely clear about possible effects of untying in terms of balancing the effort amongst donors, of influencing the level of support by public opinion (in particular the tax ...[+++]payers), and of the evolution of aid flows.

- measures in support of the private sector for commercial development at national, regional and international level,