Traduction de «amélioration de service » (Français → Anglais) :

investing in health and social infrastructure which contributes to national, regional and local development, reducing inequalities in terms of health status, promoting social inclusion through improved access to social, cultural and recreational services and the transition from institutional to community-based services.

5. Points out that this resolution remains principally focussed on the budget implementation and discharge for the financial year 2011 and that its main goal is to ensure that taxpayers' public money is used in the best possible way while highlighting where improvements can be made; encourages the Parliament's responsible bodies to continue to improve, at all possible levels, efficiency in Parliament's daily work aiming always to deliver an enhanced service to the citizens of the Union;

Enhance family support and the quality of alternative care settings — Strengthen child protection and social services in the field of prevention; help families develop parenting skills in a non-stigmatising way, whilst ensuring that children removed from parental care grow up in an environment that meets their needs:

18. Calls on the Member States to improve education and training facilities and to promote the development of social service networks for childcare and care for the elderly, sick and disabled, as a vehicle for the reconciliation of men and women's working, family and personal lives in rural areas; calls also for the improvement of health services, especially the availability of primary health care; calls on the Member States to assure the provision of paramedical and emergency doctors' services in rural areas;

18. Calls on the Member States to improve education and training facilities and to promote the development of social service networks for childcare and care for the elderly, sick and disabled, as a vehicle for the reconciliation of men and women's working, family and personal lives in rural areas; calls also for the improvement of health services, especially the availability of primary health care; calls on the Member States to assure the provision of paramedical and emergency doctors' services in rural areas;

21. Considers it important to improve Members' working conditions; encourages examination of ways of developing the use of new technologies as a means of improving efficiency; recollects the call made in its resolution of 26 February 2004 for an examination to be conducted as to whether work could be made easier by making use of videoconferences and similar methods; however, notes with concern the substantial amounts that are allocated to IT; is concerned with the lack of improvement in the IT service to Members; instructs its Secretary-General to present a report by 1 July 2005 with proposals for improving the IT service to Members ...[+++];