Traduction de «Coordonnateur national des pratiques de gestion » (Français → Anglais) :

In the new regime for the management of national parks, the first nations must have a clear role and accommodation as a full partner with Canada in relation to food-gathering through hunting, fishing, trapping, and harvesting for the well-being of our first nations; conservation, management, and environmental protection of our traditional territories and all renewable and non-renewable resources; economic rights, including access to resources and commercial activities; spiritual rights to practise ...[+++] our religion, spirituality, customs, traditions, and culture, including protection of our sacred lands within our care; accommodation of traditional activities and pursuits; cooperative management, training and employment opportunities; and enhanced interpretation of first nations history and culture.

In B.C. the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and the B.C. Cattlemen's Association are sponsoring a stewardship coordinator to assist producers in changing management practices in the green zones along streams.

In New York Commissioner Kallas had an opportunity to discuss best practice of management and administrative reform both in the European Commission and the United Nations organizations.

Exchanging best management practices and developing a global approach to fighting fraud among international organisations: Commission VP Kallas visits World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank and the United Nations

It enables the implementation of the European [youth] policy on the national level, making the NA a very important player in this field in Poland (...) [It] is the largest tool used for promoting and implementing non-formal education in Poland (...) [It] is second to none in certain areas (multilateral exchanges, in particular with non-EU countries) (...) [It] offers extensive developments opportunities for youth organisations, both as regards the use of a wide range of opportunities to co-finance activities and personal development of employees" (PL) "The wide range of actions and types of activities provide the target groups with diffe ...[+++]rent opportunities that are not available in the national system" (DK) "YiA provides a number of opportunities which are not supported anywhere else, may this be the unique concept of the European Voluntary Service or the support for local initiatives of young people, who can acquaint here with the project management for the first time" (CZ) "YiA supports activities for which almost no other funding is available" (BE-NL) "YiA [supports] the youth sector in Malta allowing youth organisations to organise activities which, without the Programme's support, would not have been possible" (MT)

Here again, the Crown is gradually eroding its treaty and constitutional obligations to provide the necessary capital to ensure that the public works and infrastructure on reserve protect the health and well-being of first nations peoples, through assuring high-quality drinking water, safe roads and buildings, sewer systems, and landfill sites (1550) With the First Nations Financial Management Board, another multi-layered costly bureaucracy will be created from which ostensibly first nations will seek advice on better management practices.