Traduction de «Agent de développement » (Français → Anglais) :

local community development officer | outreach support worker | community development officer | social development officer

community development support worker | community development team leader | community animateur | community development social worker

extension agent | extension officer | extension worker | advisory officer

innovation department manager | product development specialist | product development executive | product development manager

In terms of private sector development support, the Commission wants to remain an important partner of governments and business intermediary organisations in developing countries for supporting the creation of an enabling business environment and the development of local enterprises that are equipped to create decent jobs, generate public revenues, and harness the opportunities offered by globally integrated markets.[3] In so doing, the Commission will look for new ways of harnessing the potential of the private sector as a financing partner, implementing agent, advisor ...[+++]or intermediary to achieve more effective and efficient delivery of EU support, not only in the field of local private sector development, but also in other areas of EU development cooperation such as sustainable energy, sustainable agriculture and agribusiness, digital and physical infrastructure, and the green and social sectors.

Regardless of what we call them — community development workers, arts and culture development workers, literacy development workers, or anything else — their work is very, very important.

Ms. Gammon: In other districts, cultural workers may also be called community development workers, where we do community development. That is very similar to what they do, what they call literacy development.

In response to the call from the European Council in the Stockholm Programme to step up training on Union-related issues and to make such training systematically accessible to law enforcement officials of all ranks, and to the request from the European Parliament for a stronger Union framework for judicial and police training, the objectives of CEPOL should, while putting particular emphasis on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the context of law enforcement, be structured in line with the following set of general principles: first, to support Member States in providing training in order to improve basic knowledge of the Union dimension of law enforcement; second, to support Member States, upon their reques ...[+++]t, in the development of bilateral and regional cooperation through law enforcement training; third, to develop, implement and coordinate training in specific thematic areas; and fourth, to develop, implement and coordinate training in relation to Union missions and law enforcement capacity-building activities in third countries.