Traduction de «Niveau planifié » (Français → Anglais) :

(xb) ‘community-led local development’: decentralised bottom-up governance and partnership action at local and sub-regional level which encourage rural actors to plan and carry out multi-sectoral area based local development strategies, promoting community ownership, capacity building and innovation;

6. Urges the Agency to improve its budgetary implementation planning in order to reduce its high level of carryovers (EUR 6 900 000); notes in particular from the Court of Auditors that the Agency committed 48 %, i.e. EUR 4 600 000, of its annual Title III (Operational expenditure) in December 2010; is of the opinion that such concentration of spending in the final weeks of the year has a significant impact on the level of carryovers and indicates a clear need to improve the Agency's budgetary implementation planning; notes from the Agency that it has recently adopted a budget module which should enable it to plan annually its level o ...[+++]f carryovers;

6. Urges the Agency to improve its budgetary implementation planning in order to reduce its high level of carryovers (EUR 6 900 000); notes in particular from the Court of Auditors that the Agency committed 48 %, i.e. EUR 4 600 000, of its annual Title III (Operational expenditure) in December 2010; is of the opinion that such concentration of spending in the final weeks of the year has a significant impact on the level of carryovers and indicates a clear need to improve the Agency's budgetary implementation planning; notes from the Agency that it has recently adopted a budget module which should enable it to plan annually its level o ...[+++]f carryovers;

Top management shall review the organisation's environmental management system, at planned intervals, to ensure its continuing suitability, adequacy and effectiveness.

13. Welcomes the Commission's initiative to continue the discussion on this major challenge; encourages the Commission to support the identification and exchange of good practices at regional and local level and to take this opportunity for innovation in the European Union; supports its integrated approach to the demographic challenge and the five core policy directions leading to a solidarity pact between the generations, between the sexes, and among the regions; points out that, if demographic challenges are to be successfully met, the Member States must implement the Lisbon Strategy effectively and establish close coordination at M ...[+++]ember State level between macro-economic and social policies in order to enable the growth, competitiveness and productivity of the European Union's economic system to meet the challenges posed by an ageing population and to enable the Member States to discharge the obligations incumbent upon them by planning innovative policies in the fields of public finance, health services, services of general interest (SGIs), immigration and integration;

For that purpose it is essential that companies of all types the business of which is not limited to satisfying purely local needs should be able to plan and carry out the reorganisation of their business on a Community scale.