Traduction de «Institut allemand de développement » (Français → Anglais) :

In 1973 the German Institute of Urban Affairs (Difu) [69] was founded by the Deutscher Städtetag (German Association of Towns and Cities) with the aim of identifying long-term prospects for urban development and providing expert advice to municipal authorities to help them solve their problems.

The institution of the place of residence shall keep the list up to date by taking as a basis its own information or that supplied by the institution responsible for the pension, or the competent sickness insurance organisation of the Member State responsible for the pension, concerning acquisition of entitlement (form E 121) or the suspension or withdrawal of entitlement to benefits (form E 108), and taking account of the one-year validity period of E 121 forms issued by the German, French, Italian and Portuguese institutions concerning cases in which pensioners' family members reside in a Member State other than the competent Member State where the pension ...[+++]er resides (Article 30 of Regulation (EEC) No 574/72), though without prejudice to the form with which it is possible to end validity of this entitlement as soon as facts occur which, under the legislation of these Member States, justify the withdrawal or suspension of entitlement to benefits".

9. Where the costs of benefits in kind which are granted by German institutions of the place of residence to pensioners or members of their family who are insured with competent institutions of other Member States must be refunded on the basis of monthly lump sums, such costs shall, for the purpose of financial equalization among German institutions of sickness insurance for pensioners, be treated as expenditure on the German sickness insurance scheme for pensioners.

C. GERMANY 1 (a) Where no provision is already made under German legislation for accident insurance, German institutions shall also provide compensation, in accordance with that legislation, for accidents at work (and occupational diseases) which occurred in Alsace-Lorraine before 1 January 1919, the responsibility for the cost of which has not been assumed by French institutions in pursuance of the Decision of the Council of the League of Nations of 21 June 1921 (Reichsgesetzblatt, p. 1289), where the person concerned or his survivor ...[+++]s are residing in a Member State;

1 (a) Where no provision is already made under German legislation for accident insurance, German institutions shall also provide compensation, in accordance with that legislation, for accidents at work (and occupational diseases) which occurred in Alsace-Lorraine before 1 January 1919, the responsibility for the cost of which has not been assumed by French institutions in pursuance of the Decision of the Council of the League of Nations of 21 June 1921 (Reichsgesetzblatt, p. 1289) where the person concerned or his survivors are residi ...[+++]ng in a Member State;

Examples of projects supported are : - A project in Russia, led by the Italian Association for Women in Development, which aims to increase knowledge and understanding of the condition of women in Russia and of international legislation relating to women; - A project in Slovakia led by the Institut de Coopération Sociale Internationale (ICOSI) designed to develop democratic practices in the Union of Cooperatives of Slovakia; - In Bulgaria, a project by the Dutch Novib Foundation to encourage citizen participation in local community ...[+++]decision-making processes; - In Tajikistan, a project to be managed by the German Counterpart Foundation aiming at the development of NGO's through training and information activities; - In Poland and Hungary, a project sponsored by the Hungarian Civil Society Development Foundation aiming to develop corporate giving to voluntary organisations as well as enhancing advocacy and fund-raising skills; - In Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, a project by the UK Thomson Foundation aiming to provide skills training for 40 journalists in the areas of media and authority.