Traduction de «Réseau d'action publique » (Français → Anglais) :

Action 9 : Develop public health activities and networking on environmental health determinants through the public health programme Action 10 : Promote training of professionals and improve organisational capacity in environment and health by reviewing and adjusting risk reduction policy Action 11 : Coordinate ongoing risk reduction measures and focus on the priority diseases Action 12 : Improve indoor air quality Action 13 : Follow developments regarding electromagnetic fields

reviewing policies and improving communication by developing awareness raising, risk communication, training and education to give citizens the information they need to make better health choices, and to make sure that professionals in each field are alert to environment and health interactions:Action 9: Develop public health activities and networking on environmental health determinants through the public health programme; Action 10: Promote training of professionals and improve organisational capacity in environment and health by reviewing and adjusting risk reduction polic ...[+++]y; Action 11: Coordinate ongoing risk reduction measures and focus on the priority diseases; Action 12: Improve indoor air quality; Action 13: Follow developments regarding electromagnetic fields.

The list includes the National Pensioners' and Senior Citizens' Federation; the Community Nutritionists Council of British Columbia; the Ontario Society of Nutrition Professionals in Public Health; the Canadian Women's Health Network; Vive, l'Union des consommateurs; the Toronto Food Policy Council; the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology; the HEAL Network of Northern British Columbia; the National Eating Disorder Information Centre; the National Retired Workers' Advisory Council; and the Centre for Science in the Public Interest, which is a non-partisan consumer health organization financially supported by over 100,000 subscribers to its ...[+++]Nutrition Action Healthletter.

(45) The programme of Community action in the field of public health builds on the activities and the eight programmes under the previous framework and on the work of the network for epidemiological surveillance and control of communicable diseases in the Community, and pursues all the objectives and measures therein in the form of a global and integrated health strategy.

The Commission proposes setting up a network for vocational training systems; developing the existing electronic network connecting initial and continuing training centres for exchange of information and data between teachers and pupils in all Community languages; organizing a directly accessible database for public and private organizations on equivalence of vocational qualifications; setting up a database of requests for business partnerships under the various transnational training projects covered by Community programmes such a ...[+++]s COMETT; and expanding the transnational distance teaching and training systems which are already operational in a particular sector of activity or a particular geographical area.

Making LEADER a success requires action at local, regional, national and Community level : - at local level, effective leadership and partnership between the principal actors to achieve the concrete objectives of their plans together with action by the groups to ensure that the rural communities affected become involved in the implementation of their programmes and are committed to positive action for the development of their areas; - at regional and national level, commitment by public administrations to support the groups in carryi ...[+++]ng out their programmes as well as monitor effective implementation; - at Community level, a similar need for the Commission, in conjunction with national and regional authorities to provide an effective support framework, as well as the rapid establishment by the central unit (AEIDL) of the network to encourage exchange of information and experience, and action to promote greater awareness of rural development as an activity essential to the future of Europe.