Traduction de «Tenant compte des sexospécificités » (Français → Anglais) :

3. Taking into account its content and objectives, a cooperation programme shall describe the integrated approach to territorial development, including in relation to regions and areas referred to in Article 174(3) TFEU, having regard to the Partnership Agreements of the participating Member States, and showing how that cooperation programme contributes to the accomplishment of its objectives and expected results, specifying, where appropriate, the following:

The Commonwealth Secretariat developed six tools for engendering national budgets: sex-disaggregated beneficiary assessment; sex-disaggregated public expenditure incidence analysis; a gender-aware policy evaluation of public expenditure; a gender-aware budget statement; sex-disaggregated analysis of the impact of the budget over time; and a gender-aware, medium-term economic policy framework.

setting an adequate margin within the ceiling under heading 5 of the Financial Perspective in the interest of sound financial management; the margin now available under this heading is of EUR 51,88 million. applying a reduction of 1.5% on current expenditure, taking into account the impact of development of information technologies and interinstitutional co-operation; fixing a minimum standard flat rate on salaries of 4%, taking into account the current vacancy rate; accepting new posts requested for enlargement and certain new tasks and applying a reduction of 5% on appropriations for these accepted posts, taking into account specifi ...[+++]c recruitment schedules; accepting conversions and upgradings, in particular related to career development under the new Staff Regulations.

contribute towards rational and sustainable exploitation of the surplus of coastal States’ marine resources, in particular by preventing the overfishing of stocks which are of interest for local people; in this context due account will be taken of the coastal State’s priorities in favour of its private national sector; improve scientific and technical knowledge of the fisheries in question, taking into account the existing and necessary work in the field carried out at the appropriate regional level and taking into consideration the likely impact of fishing on the environment; contribute towards combating illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing, in particular by stepping up in a non-discriminatory fashion the management, control and ...[+++]follow-up measures for fishing operations; contribute towards strategies for the sustainable management of fisheries as defined by the coastal State, in particular by taking account of the development programmes elaborated at national and/or regional level with Community assistance in accordance with cooperation or association agreements; facilitate the integration of developing coastal States into the global economy, inter alia by promoting fair conditions of employment between the employees of the sector and by encouraging the creation of an environment that is favourable to private investment and to the development of a dynamic, viable and competitive private sector, notably by a framework supporting European investments and the transfer of technology and vessels; foster better global governance of fisheries at financial and political level, in particular by strengthening the capacity building of coastal States and by the fight against corruption.

full and effective implementation of the Directives in all Member States and the correct application of the Community rules are essential for the proper functioning of the public procurement markets; and that the processes of transposition and application would be aided by better cooperation between Member States and the Commission; access to rapid and effective remedies in cases of non-compliance is important in ensuring effective application of the Directives; that full use should be made of all the provisions in Directives 89/665/EEC and 92/13/EEC; and that the Commission should adopt a pro-active approach focusing on serious inf ...[+++]ringements and those which result from systematic problems; clarification of the legal framework is essential, taking account of the Commission's Communication, so that Member States, contracting entities, suppliers, contractors and service-providers have a common understanding of the rules and the opportunities they create; that the Commission should prepare interpretative guidance in consultation with Member States; and that where necessary the Commission should develop legislative proposals for clarifying the legal framework; consolidation of the Public Sector Directives at the same time as any further amendments are adopted would be an important aid to such clarification; without prejudice to the essential elements of the acquis communautaire, the legislative framework needs to be simplified and adapted in the light of market developments; in particular, that the coverage of Directive 93/38/EEC needs to be revised in the light of the introduction of effective competition; the Commission's Communication is a suitable basis for continued work on flexible procurement procedures with a view to awarding contracts; electronic public procurement offers opportunities to open markets more widely and to reduce costs and should be encouraged; that the Directives should be amended to remove all unjustified legal barriers to suc ...

propose a budget for 1999 clearly reflecting the finding by the Court of Auditors that over-generous budgeting is liable to result in insufficiently strict financial management; propose reforms and a new financial perspective in the context of Agenda 2000 that follow the principles of sound financial management and tight budgeting; rationalize the number of programmes, ensuring that they do not overlap, so as to improve the efficiency of financial management (e.g. measures for SMEs); set for future programmes unambiguous, non-conflicting objectives, bearing in mind the observations by the Court of Auditors concerning programmes suc ...[+++]h as PHARE, TACIS etc.; refocus or discontinue activities with poor performance and poor evaluation results (as done for MEDIA II in the light of evaluation of MEDIA I); continue to work with non-member countries, especially applicants for membership of the European Union, in order to improve their administrative machinery and ensure that money reaches beneficiaries sooner and is spent to good effect; avoid, as far as possible, the bunching of commitments and payments at the end of the financial year.