Übersetzung für "Online One-Stop-Government " (Deutsch → Englisch) :

broken down silos and fostered new partnerships between ministries, across policy areas, and involving a multitude of stakeholders. Many governments established multi-stakeholder committees to support the planning, implementation and monitoring of the national Youth Guarantee scheme. A number of countries have strengthened the links between employment and education sectors, by strengthening cooperation between their public employment services, schools and guidance services; supported apprenticeship reforms and the better regulation of traineeships. These reforms havehelped to better align young people's skills with labour market needs and strengthened business community engagement; strengthened the public employment service's (PES) capaci ...[+++]ty to implement the Youth Guarantee. In line with their central role as main Youth Guarantee provider, PES have expanded their existing service offer to young people. improved outreach to young people who are not registered with PES. Increasing awareness, accessibility and the range of services was instrumental in this regard, through the development not only of online registration and targeted campaigns but also of one-stop-shops, mobile or decentralised services and proactive work with a broader range of partners, including youth organisations.

It is crucial to ensure and, where necessary, improve of the role of national administrations in providing the right market conditions (e.g. greater use of on-line services (e-government), tackling corruption and fraud).

If EU aid to fragile states is to be made more effective, lessons must be learned from past mistakes: “stop and go” financing decisions based on a government’s short-term performance leading to fluctuations in aid flows and uncertainty as to future financing; the imposition of conditions linked to past performance in matters of governance; inadequate harmonisation between donors; the marginalisation of certain fragile states; a lack of coherent external action in matters of governance, security and development.

The efforts in "eEurope 2005- An Information society for all" [33] will be directed towards ensuring participation and equal access by people with disabilities and other groups at a disadvantage to mainstream developments in the areas of modern online public services, e-government, e-learning, e-health and creating a dynamic and accessible e-business environment.

The absence of territorial boundaries in the on-line environment induced by the internet and digital format of the products enables users to choose any collecting society in the EEA which is a member of the one stop shop mechanism for the delivering of the licence.

This proposal will also be based on the context provided by the e-Europe 2005 action plan, in which IDA plays a key role in particular in relation to e-Government, as well as the results of the online consultation on "Pan-European e-Government services for citizens and enterprises: The role for IDA" and the outcome of the related conference of 19-20 September 2002.