Traduction de «Analyse des programmes et élaboration des budgets » (Français → Anglais) :

program analysis and budgeting preparation

Program Analysis and Systems Development

Nomenclature for the analysis and comparison of science budgets and programmes | NABS [Abbr.]

The Commission will: (19) Promote, in accordance with the domestic and EU rules applicable, the exchange of operational information and practical know-how and experience on the prevention of violent and racist incidents between law enforcement services and with sport organisations; (20) Analyse possibilities for new legal instruments and other EU-wide standards to prevent public disorder at sport events; (21) Promote a multidisciplinary approach to preventing anti-social behaviour, with a special focus given to socio-educational actions such as fan-coaching (long-term work with supporters to develop a positive and non-violent attitude) ...[+++]; (22) Strengthen regular and structured cooperation among law enforcement services, sport organisations and other stakeholders; (23) Encourage the use of the following programmes to contribute to the prevention of and fight against violence and racism in sport: Youth in Action, Europe for Citizens, DAPHNE III, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship and Prevention and Fight against Crime; (24) Organise a high level conference to discuss measures to prevent and fight violence and racism at sport events with stakeholders.

In its analysis of this year's Lisbon National Reform Programmes, the Commission will provide initial comments on the way Member States might benefit from common principles and pathways of flexicurity to design their own specific policies.

33. Highlights the importance of a gender perspective being incorporated into funding programmes; believes that gender impact assessments and gender budgeting are useful in evaluating and improving the impact on women of funding priorities, the allocation of financial resources and specifications for funding programmes; emphasises the need for gender-disaggregated data to be systematically collected and regularly ...[+++]analysed;

51. Calls for a gender perspective and an intersectional analysis to be incorporated into all EU-funded integration and social inclusion initiatives, programmes, actions and funding arrangements, so that the specific needs of women in marginalised communities can be addressed – and the variety of voices and perspectives of women in different structural positions and roles can be captured – in a better way; believes that gender impact assessments and gender budgeting are useful in evaluating the impact on women of funding priori ...[+++]ties, the allocation of financial resources and the specifications for funding programmes; emphasises the need for gender-disaggregated data to be collected systematically and analysed regularly;