Traduction de «Groupes du tiers secteur » (Français → Anglais) :

voluntary sector [ community-based sector | third sector ]

third-sector employment

social economy [ economic solidarity ]

Community programme of assistance and cooperation with non-member countries in the field of the formulation and implementation of energy policy | Multiannual Programme to promote international cooperation in the energy sector | programme to promote international cooperation in the energy sector | Programme to promote international coperation in the energy sector | Synergy [Abbr.]

Helsinki Group | Helsinki Group on Gender in Research and Innovation

cluster | block | allocation unit

The Nap 2003 takes into consideration a broad array of trends: the persistence of the concentration of poverty in the South, in large households and among those with one or more elderly people or whose head is unemployed; the already mentioned effects of the increase in ageing population combined with a low fertility rate; the recent increases in labour force geographical mobility from the South to the North of Italy and in the immigration flux; the considerable size of the informal economy; the low employment rate of disabled people (in particular women); and the development of the volunteer and third sectors.

The most specific one is if we are about to embark on a different kind of government with more partnerships in the third sector, one of the concerns I hear from the third-sector groups is the difficult way of dealing with core versus project funding.

If we push it too far too fast, we risk turning a lot of third-sector organizations into either shells that are really service delivery arms for government or essentially private-sector actors masquerading as third-sector actors.

Traditionally, when governments get into relationships with other organizations, whether they're other governments, third-sector organizations or whatever, the way they've done that is in what we call a contractual model.