Traduction de «réseau européen d'action sociale » (Français → Anglais) :

36. Considers that a European coordinated network for animal welfare should be set up under the existing Community or Member State institutions, and that its work should be based on the general animal welfare legislation proposed above; considers that such a network should designate one institution as the coordinating body, which should perform the tasks assigned to the ‘central coordination institute’ referred to in the aforementioned Commission communication of 28 October 2009; considers, furthermore, that such a coordinating body should in no way duplicate tasks of the Commission or other agencies, but should become a support tool p ...[+++]roviding assistance to the Commission, Member States, food chain actors and citizens regarding training and education, best practices, information and consumer communication and assessing and stating its views on future legislative and policy proposals and their impact on animal welfare, assessing animal welfare standards on the basis of the latest available knowledge and coordinating an EU system for testing new techniques;

35. Calls on the Commission to ensure that the Observatory of European SMEs systematically includes social economy enterprises in its surveys and to make recommendations for measures to assist their functioning and development; calls on the Commission also to take the necessary measures to enable social economy enterprises to be linked together and promoted by the European e-business support network;

35. Calls on the Commission to ensure that the Observatory of European SMEs systematically includes social economy enterprises in its surveys and to make recommendations for measures to assist their functioning and development; calls on the Commission also to take the necessary measures to enable social economy enterprises to be linked together and promoted by the European e-business support network;

13. Calls on the Commission to promote the creation of a European network of entities carrying out gender budgeting and experts/managers dealing with the subject, in particular women, to be linked to the network of parliamentary committees for equal opportunities; this network may contribute to developing and disseminating knowledge of the methods, processes and mechanisms of gender budgeting, to promoting the exchange of best practice and positive experience, and to providing governments, parliaments and budgetary authorities with a framework for action and strat ...[+++]egies of reproducible experience, in order to help them incorporate the objective of equality between men and women in all budget policies, programmes and measures;

Key projects covered networking of health NGOs; strategies for action and networking for reducing health inequalities; and the establishment of a Europe-wide, multidisciplinary network on drug prevention in prison.

[9] European Women’s Lobby, Platform of European Social NGOs (Social Platform), European Network of Religion and Belief (ENORB), European Network against Racism (ENAR), ILGA-Europe, AGE Platform Europe, European Disability Forum (EDF), Open Society, Amnesty International and European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC).