Traduction de «permettre la participation du public » (Français → Anglais) :

enable the audience to participate | encourage audience participation | enable audience participation | invite those present to participate

Voluntary Fund for Facilitating Participation of Developing Countries in the Negotiation Process for the Protection of Global Climate for Present and Future Generations of Mankind

Director General, Consultation and Public Participation

Participants Group | Participants to the Arrangement on Officially Supported Export Credits

public register of MPs' financial interests

participation in governmental tenders | take part in government tenders | participate in a governmental tender | participate in governmental tenders

public participation procedure

actions introducing third-country nationals to the receiving society and actions enabling them to adapt to it, to inform them about their rights and obligations, to participate in civil and cultural life and to share the values enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.

8. With a view to question 114 of the Commission's Green Paper on the modernisation of EU public procurement policy asking for a ranking of priorities amongst the various issues raised in the Green Paper, endorses the importance of achieving effective solutions concerning the need for fair, open and balanced market access whilst promptly addressing other urgent issues, such as simplification and clarification of the rules, improving SME access to public contracts, driving innovation through public procurement and subsequently consider ...[+++]ing other aspects of the review of public procurement with regard to concessions; therefore calls on the Commission to first approach the issue of simplification of rules, achieving well-balanced access to public sector markets, improving SME access, and to undertake the revision of public procurement and concessions as a second step, in order to allow for the necessary, sound involvement not only of the European Parliament and the Member States, but also of citizens and businesses, with a view to achieving the necessary recognition for all of these important Single Market issues, which are highly relevant for the overall welfare of the EU;

8. With a view to question 114 of the Commission's Green Paper on the modernisation of EU public procurement policy asking for a ranking of priorities amongst the various issues raised in the Green Paper, endorses the importance of achieving effective solutions concerning the need for fair, open and balanced market access whilst promptly addressing other urgent issues, such as simplification and clarification of the rules, improving SME access to public contracts, driving innovation through public procurement and subsequently consider ...[+++]ing other aspects of the review of public procurement with regard to concessions; therefore calls on the Commission to first approach the issue of simplification of rules, achieving well-balanced access to public sector markets, improving SME access, and to undertake the revision of public procurement and concessions as a second step, in order to allow for the necessary, sound involvement not only of the European Parliament and the Member States, but also of citizens and businesses, with a view to achieving the necessary recognition for all of these important Single Market issues, which are highly relevant for the overall welfare of the EU;

7. With a view to question 114 of the Commission’s Green Paper on the modernisation of EU public procurement policy asking for a ranking in the importance of and for top priorities amongst the various issues raised in the Green Paper, emphasises the crucial importance of achieving well-reflected solutions both for the most urgent issue of market access as well as the further aspects of the review of public procurement and concessions; therefore calls on the Commission to first approach the issue of well-balanced access to public sector markets and to undertake the revision of public procurement and concessions in a second step, in order ...[+++] to allow for the necessary, sound involvement not only of the European Parliament and the Member States, but also of citizens and businesses, with a view to achieving the necessary acceptance for all of these important Single Market issues with high relevance for the overall welfare of the EU;