Übersetzung für "European Information Centre on Stolen Works Art " (Englisch → Französisch) :

I take this opportunity to salute the excellent work of the Montreal foundation known as Les Impatients, which is primarily a self-expression centre with workshops open to people who have, or have had, psychiatric problems, to enable them to experiment with various forms of art. It is also an interpretation centre for therapeutic art and outsider art that permits any in ...[+++]terested person to experience the creations of workshop participants, through exhibits, and to be better informed about mental health issues, through lectures, roundtable discussions and seminars.

[93] Work spearheaded by ECLIP (Electronic Commerce Legal Issues Platform), a consortium of five European research centres specialising in legislation on the new technologies, [http ...]

(f) help to enable people interested in mobility to have easy access to any useful information concerning opportunities for studying, training, volunteering, or providing teaching or training in the other Member States, by extending the work of the National Academic Recognition Information Centres, the European Network of Information Centres and Europe Direct, in partic ...[+++]ular by:

1 On 29 October 1993 the Representatives of the Governments of the Member States decided that a Translation Centre would be established alongside the Commission's translation departments located in Luxembourg to provide translation services for the operation of the following agencies and departments: - the European Environment Agency and the European environment information and observation network; - the E ...[+++]uropean Training Foundation; - the Office for Veterinary and Plant-Health Inspection and Control; - the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction; - the European Medicines Evaluation Agency; - the Agency for Health and Safety at Work; - the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (trade marks, designs and models; - Europol and the Europol Drugs Unit. Concentrating the capacity required to meet the multilingual communication needs of a number of agencies spread across the territory of the Union in a single autonomous and specialized centre should ensure the most efficient use of resources, reduce downtime and avoid the duplication of logistic support services such as terminology, documentation, libraries, and information and telecommunication services. On a proposal from Mr Van Miert, the Commission is proposing that the Council adopt a Regulation setting up the Translation Centre as an interagency body with budgetary and organizational ties with the agencies concerned and the Commission and having its own legal personality, managerial autonomy and budget. * * * 1 COM(94) 22/2

IV. Monitoring of the epidemiological situation in the CommunityIn the light of the considerable work already done to improve the general system for gathering epidemiological data, and notably the conclusions of the Council and the Ministers for Health meeting within the Council on 15 December 1988 and 16 May 1989 (1), the Member States and the Commission are requested, each as far as it is concerned, to:- continue improving the general system for gathering epidemiological data, and particularly national monitoring systems,-forward regularly to the European Centre ...[+++] for the Epidemiological Monitoring of AIDS (WHO-EC Collaboration Centre in Paris) the available epidemiological data and provide suitable access to the Centre's database,-develop coordinated epidemiological studies for assessing the present situation and the possible spread of the epidemic,-take account of the above information when subsequently developing strategies for prevention and care,-develop, together with experts designated by the Member States and the European Centre, methodological approaches to ensure greater comparability of epidemiological data.

Relations between the national unit and the relevant departments are governed by national law, in particular by constitutional rules. 2. Expediting the proceedings of the Working Party on Drugs and Organized Crime, taking into account existing work or work in hand, in order to set up as soon as possible an information system which is compatible technically and in terms of description and facilitates the identification of stolen works of art" ...[+++].