Übersetzung für "Engagement work programme " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

To enrich the content of the Work Programme, the Commission has engaged in intensive dialogue with the European Parliament and Council, on the basis of the State of the Union speech of President Juncker of 9 September and the Letter of Intent sent on the same day by President Juncker and First Vice-President Timmermans to the Presidents of the European Parliament and Council.

Before issuing this Work Programme, the Commission has engaged in intensive and constructive discussions with the Council and European Parliament to build a common understanding of where the focus should be.

There are significant variances between the national mainstreaming strategies, the mainstreaming role of Development Partnerships as part of their work programme, and the mechanisms for allocation additional funding for mainstreaming activities under Action 3 to Development Partnerships. The EU-wide evaluators recommend that the Commission and Member States should clarify and reinforce the guidance for making results of EQUAL relevant for policy development, and in particular ensure that Development Partnerships go beyond traditional dissemination activities and really engage ...[+++] in horizontal and vertical mainstreaming.

(vii) Encourage youth work programmes and services to inform young people about "the democratic process", the need and desirability for young people to engage in civil society and voluntary work activities.

The extent and development of such a cooperation will depend on Libya's commitments on asylum and fundamental rights as stated above; invites the Commission to engage, on the basis of the suggestions contained in the Annex and as soon as possible, in exploratory discussions with the Libyan authorities to identify practical measures to tackle illegal migration in areas such as training, reinforcement of institution building, asylum issues and increasing public awareness of the dangers of illegal migration, and to discuss the conditions under which such cooperation could take place; invites the Commission to report on the outcome of its exploratory discussions with the Libyan authorities in order for the Council to consider further action; ...[+++] stresses that as long as Libya does not fully integrate into the Barcelona process, any cooperation with Libya can only be limited in scope and take place on a technical ad hoc basis; calls upon the Commission to extend this cooperation to the main countries of origin and transit on the African continent in close relation with the relevant regional organisations to develop a wider approach to migration management on the African continent; calls upon the Member States and the Commission to implement swiftly the measures listed in the Annex, and calls upon the Member States to intensify, in particular in the framework of the European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the European Union (the "Agency"), their cooperation on maritime external borders in the Mediterranean area and invites the Agency to include among its priorities in the working programme for 2005 and 2006 concrete operational actions on this issue; invites the Commission to provide regular reports on progress in cooperation with the main African countries of origin and transit and in the implementation of the measures to intensify cooperation within the EU.

83. The European Defence Agency (EDA) is now fully engaged in implementing its first annual work programme.