Traduction de «méthode de responsabilisation » (Français → Anglais) :

accountability practice

accountability framework [ accountability regime ]

Alternative Delivery Accountability Expectations and Approaches Staff Working Paper [ AD Accountability Expectations and Approaches Staff Working Paper ]

to authorise | to empower

empowerment

making officials aware of their responsibilities

provide training on e-learning | train the e-trainer

prince2 | software development methodologies | ICT project management methodologies | structured methodology

ICT performance analysis methods | performance analysis techniques

First, that we have to find a way to empower the consumers as individuals.

7. Calls for the WHS to commit to a systematic, results-based and participatory approach by establishing specific indicators and a work methodology, to be reinforced and shared by donors and implementing agencies, for affected people to take part in the whole cycle of humanitarian action; calls on the WHS to work towards the institutionalisation, better monitoring and evaluation of the UN Accountability to Affected Populations framework;

126. Recognises that concrete progress in improving the situation of women and children in armed conflict situations is often dependent on achieving clear and unified accountability structures in military and security services under civilian control; urges, therefore, the relevant EU institutions to seek and implement more effective methods to carry out security sector reforms in conflict and post-conflict countries, with strong emphasis on women’s and children’s rights, inclusion and empowerment in that context; calls on the EEAS and the Commission to take this into account in the programming and implementation of external assistance ...[+++]instruments addressing security sector reform, including the importance of women’s empowerment in post-conflict reconstruction;

119. Recognises that concrete progress in improving the situation of women and children in armed conflict situations is often dependent on achieving clear and unified accountability structures in military and security services under civilian control; urges, therefore, the relevant EU institutions to seek and implement more effective methods to carry out security sector reforms in conflict and post-conflict countries, with strong emphasis on women’s and children’s rights, inclusion and empowerment in that context; calls on the EEAS and the Commission to take this into account in the programming and implementation of external assistance ...[+++]instruments addressing security sector reform, including the importance of women’s empowerment in post-conflict reconstruction;