Traduction de «Catene volontarie » (Italien → Anglais) :

voluntary chains

automated assembly line team member | production line maintenance worker | automated assembly line operator | production line operative

jewellery chainmaker | lay out technician | chain making machine operator | engine turner

volunteer development worker

UN Development Programme [ UN Capital Development Fund | UNCDF | UN Development Fund for Women | UNDP [acronym] UNIFEM | United Nations Capital Development Fund | United Nations Development Fund for Women | United Nations Development Programme | United Nations Volunteers | UNV | UN Volunteers Programme ]

chorea | Huntingdon's chorea

United Nations Volunteers Programme [ UNV ]

endorse volunteers | help volunteers | fund volunteers | support volunteers

voluntary organisation [ charitable organisation | voluntary organization | Voluntary services(ECLAS) ]

109. Considers that the European ICT standardisation plan and revision of the interoperability framework, including the Commission’s mandates to European standardisation organisations, should be part of a European digital strategy to create economies of scale, budget savings and improved competitiveness for European companies, and to increase cross-sectoral and cross-border interoperability of goods and services through the faster definition, in an open and competitive way, of voluntary, market-driven and global standards that are easily implemented by SMEs; encourages the Commission to ensure that standardisation processes include all ...[+++]relevant stakeholders, attract the best technologies and avoid the risk of creating monopolies or closed value chains, especially for SMEs and start-ups, and to actively promote European standards internationally in light of the global nature of ICT standardisation initiatives;

6. Calls on the Commission to consider drawing up guidelines on the social responsibility of European undertakings involved in the mining of raw materials in source countries; calls on undertakings to assume their social responsibility without delay in the form of a voluntary commitment; calls for these commitments to comply with the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and with the principle of supply chain due diligence set out in the 2010 OECD Due Diligence Guidance; calls on the Commission, together with undertakings, to monitor and promote the effectiveness of this voluntary commitment process; recalls in this context t ...[+++]hat all undertakings should respect the law in force in their respective host countries;

However, we need to take account of the fact that, through the market dominance of a few chain stores, many voluntary private logos are interpreted as quasi standards.

8. Encourages trans-national corporations to adopt and promote responsible practices across their operations and supply chain and to practice corporate social responsibility, developed in partnership with all relevant stakeholders (governments, companies, trade unions and NGOs), while recognising the problems and drawbacks of such voluntary initiatives; asks the Commission to investigate the possibility of providing technical assistance to companies and local authorities in third countries;