Übersetzung für "Evaluate organisational collaborators performance " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

The objective of EMAS, as an important instrument of the Sustainable Consumption and Production and Sustainable Industrial Policy Action Plan, is to promote continuous improvements in the environmental performance of organisations by the establishment and implementation of environmental management systems by organisations, the systematic, objective and periodic evaluation of the performance of such systems, the provision of information on environmental performance, an open ...[+++]dialogue with the public and other interested parties and the active involvement of employees in organisations and appropriate training.

Organisations shall be able to demonstrate that the management system and the audit procedures address the actual environmental performance of the organisation with respect to the direct and indirect aspects identified in the environmental review under Annex I. The performance of the organisation against its objectives and targets shall be evaluated as part of the management review process.

More than a hundred participants attended the workshop on the ‘Evaluation of industries providing services of general economic interest’, organised in collaboration with the European Commission.

“With Europe's best scientists working together in world-class research infrastructures to spearhead Europe's performance in priority areas such as space applications, nuclear research and biology, EIROforum organisations, in collaboration with the European Commission, will play a decisive role in promoting the quality and consistency of European research.

Organisations shall be able to demonstrate that the management system and the audit procedures address the actual environmental performance of the organisation with respect to the aspects identified from Annex VI. The performance of the organisation against its objectives and targets shall be evaluated as part of the management review process.

In the context of COST decisions to authorize RD institutes in non-COST countries to participate in individual actions, the Committee approved participation as follows: - Romania: Technical University of Timisoara Participation in COST Action C1: Control of the semi-rigid behaviour of civil engineering connections - USA: University of Georgia, Department of Biochemistry Participation in COST Action 818: Hydrogenases and environmental biotechnology Participation in COST Action 251: Improved quality of service in ionospheric telecommunication systems planning and operation: - Bulgaria: Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Geophysical Institute (Sofia) - Russia: The St Petersburg State University Institute of Radiophysics - Russia: Russian Academy of ...[+++] Sciences Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism The Committee gave its approval to the extension of the following Actions: - COST 230: Stereoscopic television (for two years) - COST 815: Antiparasitical chemotherapy (ACRIVAL) (for one year) The Committee approved the following new Actions: - COST 257: Impact of new services on the architecture and performance of broadband networks - COST 258: The naturalness of synthetic speech - COST 714: Measurement and use of directional spectra of ocean waves - COST 334: Effects of wide single tyres and dual tyres - COST 336: Use of falling-weight deflectometers in pavement evaluation - COST 337: Unbound granular materials for road pavements. Concerning the last three Actions, Mr SCHÄCKE, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the FEHRL (Forum of European National Highway Research Laboratories) gave the Committee a very full description of the collaboration between these laboratories and the Institutes involved in work on the motorway infrastructure.