Übersetzung für "OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises " (Englisch → Französisch) :

39. Restates that major efforts should be undertaken by the Commission and Member State governments at national, regional and local level to use the opportunities provided by the revision of the public procurement Directives in 2004 to support CSR by promoting social and environmental criteria amongst potential suppliers, while recognising the need to avoid imposing additional administrative burdens on small enterprises, which might dissuade them from tendering, and to disqualify companies where necessary including in instances of corruption; calls on the Commission, the European Investment Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to apply strict social and environmental criteria to all grants and loans allocated to pr ...[+++]ivate sector companies, backed by clear complaints mechanisms, building on the example linking public procurement and compliance with the ILO Core Conventions and OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises in the Netherlands and with the SA8000 CSR standard by several Italian provinces; recalls that Member States should take steps to ensure that any export credit guarantees comply with the highest environmental and social criteria and should not be used for projects that run counter to agreed EU policy goals concerning, for example, energy or armaments;

47. Welcomes the Commission's intention to support the active promotion of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, invites the Commission to swiftly implement contact points for the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises in all its delegations in third countries where EU-based companies operate – as provided for in the EU 2002 budget for Latin American, Asian and South African countries – , to ensure the presence of staff sufficiently trained in CSR matters, and to include the result of the work of those contact points in the regular reports of the Delegations to the EU institutions, including the EP; further calls on ...[+++]the Commission to implement the findings of its Conference held in May 2001 with regard to the OECD Guidelines, in particular to develop best practices amongst Member States (for example in relation to the conduct of National Contact Points); to convene meetings at EU level among NCPs with social partners and NGOs represented, to survey experience with the Guidelines among European companies, to coordinate European input to the OECD meetings on the Guidelines, and to assist candidate countries -both so they adhere to the Guidelines and to give support to new adherents like Estonia and Lithuania;

47. Welcomes the Commission's intention to support the active promotion of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, invites the Commission to swiftly implement contact points for the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises in all its delegations in third countries where EU-based companies operate – as provided for in the EU 2002 budget for Latin American, Asian and South African countries – , to ensure the presence of staff sufficiently trained in CSR matters, and to include the result of the work of those contact points in the regular reports of the Delegations to the EU institutions, including the EP; further calls on ...[+++]the Commission to implement the findings of its Conference held in May 2001 with regard to the OECD Guidelines, in particular to develop best practices amongst Member States (for example in relation to the conduct of National Contact Points); to convene meetings at EU level among NCPs with social partners and NGOs represented, to survey experience with the Guidelines among European companies, to coordinate European input to the OECD meetings on the Guidelines, and to assist candidate countries -both so they adhere to the Guidelines and to give support to new adherents like Estonia and Lithuania;

52. Welcomes the Commission's intention to support the active promotion of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, invites the Commission to swiftly implement contact points for the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises in all its delegations in third countries where EU based companies operate – as provided for in the EU 2002 budget for Latin American, Asian and South African countries – , to make sure the presence of staff sufficiently trained in CSR matters, and to include the result of the work of those contact points in the regular reports of the Delegations to the EU institutions, including the EP; further calls ...[+++]on the Commission to implement the findings of its Conference held in May 2001 with regard to the OECD Guidelines, in particular to develop best practices amongst Member States (for example in relation to the conduct of National Contact Points); to convene meetings at the EU level among NCPs with social partners and NGOs represented, to survey experience with the Guidelines among European Companies, to co-ordinate European input to the OECD meetings on the Guidelines, and to assist accession countries -both so they adhere to the Guidelines and give support to new adherents like Estonia and Lithuania;

* OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) ( [http ...]

- Support and promote the commitment of the Community and EU Member States regarding the OECD Guidelines for multinational enterprises, through the inclusion in EU external relations agreements of the phrase: "The Parties (or the European Community and its Member States) remind their multinational enterprises of their recommendations to observe the OECD Guidelines for Multinational enterprises, wherever they operate.