Traduction de «Service d'échange de données sur les connaissements » (Français → Anglais) :

(a) exchange and provision of information and data on scientific and technical activities, developments, practices and results, and on programme policies and plans, including the exchange of undisclosed information under the terms and conditions set out in Articles VI and VII;

exchange and provision of information and data on scientific and technical activities, developments, practices and results, and on programme policies and plans, including the exchange of undisclosed information under the terms and conditions set out in Articles VI and VII;

32. Calls for non-fiscal policies to support domestic RM sectors in attracting investments; welcomes, therefore, cooperation between national geological surveys; calls for increased collaboration between them and encourages the use of common standards and practices that would facilitate the exchange and exploitation of available geological data; welcomes the publication of an annual European RM Yearbook (ERMY), stressing that data on secondary resources and urban mining should be included; asks the Commission to assess whether the creation of an EU G ...[+++]eological Service that pools the work of national surveys and works with international partners is necessary; supports the Commission‘ s work in improving the EU’ s geological knowledge base; calls on the Commission, in cooperation with the Member States, to develop a digital resource map of the Union;

An example of existing good practice is the Netherlands' innovation vouchers scheme whose main objective is to enable SMEs to buy knowledge and strategic consultancy from research institutions through innovation vouchers (worth €7500) and thus to stimulate interaction and exchange between the knowledge suppliers and SMEs.

In overall terms mobility is increasing. This is partly the result of the growing cross-border movements of goods and financial flows, greater trade volumes, global circulation of knowledge, cross-border service provision and firms operating internationally.

It is therefore necessary, as Mrs Smet’s report calls, for the European Commission to make a start on the compilation of data and the establishment of a database relating to the representation of women among the social partners so that indicators can be established with a view to increasing the influence exercised by women in decision-making bodies, to create a database relating to the results of collective bargaining in the context of equal opportunities and to use it for the dissemination of best practice, and to urge the social partners to create networks among women negotiators and women administrators with a view to their exchanging experience and expe ...[+++]rtise and, in their employment policy, to develop further the role allotted to them in the promotion of equal opportunities.