Übersetzung für "Regional and local authorities " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

regional and local authorities [ regional subdivision | subnational governments | Regional government(STW) ]

regional and local administrative units | regional and local authorities | regional and local communities

collaborate with local authorities | liaise with regional authorities | liaise with local authorities | work with local councils

representatives of regional and local bodies who either hold a regional or local authority electoral mandate or are politically accountable to an elected assembly

Committee on Regional Policy, Regional Planning and Relations with Regional and Local Authorities

association of local authorities [ cooperation between communes | cooperation between local authorities | inter-communal cooperation | Inter-municipal cooperation(STW) ]

government administrative officer | local authority administrator | civil service administrative officer | public administrative officer

local authority plan (1) | street map (2)

administer anaesthetics to wounded people | administer anesthesia to patients | administer anaesthetics to patients | provide local, regional or general anaesthetic to patients

17. Stresses the role that local and regional authorities could play in achieving the Europe 2020 objectives of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth; reiterates the importance of the partnership between central authorities and regional and local authorities in setting priorities and providing the necessary co-financing for the implementation of programmes as a prerequisite for achieving maximum effect with limited resources in seeking to achieve these objectives; highlights, in this context, the importance of the new instrument for community-led local development, which would allow action groups at local level to develop and impleme ...[+++]nt local strategies for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth; calls on the Member States to provide for such opportunities as part of the ongoing programming process, so as to make use of local action groups’ great potential for innovation; emphasises the importance of local and regional authorities and, where applicable, the social partners and other relevant partners in the programming, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the Structural Funds and the preparation of the partnership agreements, which could result in better linkages between EU, national, regional and local strategies;

17. Stresses the role that local and regional authorities could play in achieving the Europe 2020 objectives of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth; reiterates the importance of the partnership between central authorities and regional and local authorities in setting priorities and providing the necessary co-financing for the implementation of programmes as a prerequisite for achieving maximum effect with limited resources in seeking to achieve these objectives; highlights, in this context, the importance of the new instrument for community-led local development, which would allow action groups at local level to develop and impleme ...[+++]nt local strategies for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth; calls on the Member States to provide for such opportunities as part of the ongoing programming process, so as to make use of local action groups’ great potential for innovation; emphasises the importance of local and regional authorities and, where applicable, the social partners and other relevant partners in the programming, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the Structural Funds and the preparation of the partnership agreements, which could result in better linkages between EU, national, regional and local strategies;

17. Appreciates the Commission’s multilevel governance approach and its greater efforts to involve the general public in the consultation processes; stresses that this approach should be duly applied in all shared-competence Union policies, including cohesion policy; recalls that this is necessary in order to ensure genuine participation in decision making by regional and local political and economic actors; observes that, in these consultations, the new special role of local and regional authorities should be taken into account, as it is they that implement the EU rules; stresses the need for greater involvement of regional and local authorities in the co ...[+++]nstruction of the single market, in accordance with the principles of subsidiarity and partnership, at all stages of the decision-making process; proposes, in order to emphasise this decentralised approach, the establishment of a ‘Territorial Pact of Local and Regional Authorities on Europe 2020 Strategy’ in every Member State to create stronger ownership in the implementation of the EU 2020 Strategy; considers finally that local and regional authorities could be involved in developing and expanding the Internal Market Information System after thorough evaluation of the benefits and problems such an expansion of the system may cause;

1. Points out that although local and regional authorities are among Europe’s largest purchasers and therefore play an essential role in implementing public procurement rules, the complexity of the rules laid down in competition law and procurement law means that there is often a lack of expertise concerning the legal framework and its implementation, appropriate training and guidelines on procurement within sub-national authorities; calls o ...[+++]n the Member States to set up training courses on public procurement rules (including specific aspects, such as social, environmental, diversity and equality criteria) and to encourage the use of ICTs to improve the understanding of those rules and the administrative capabilities of local and regional authorities; in this context, raises the possibility of establishing public procurement groupings at regional level based on cooperation between local and regional authorities, which would significantly improve the efficiency and effectiveness of public procurement through contacts and mutual exchanges of experience and information; furthermore, points out that efforts to uncover and reduce corruption at regional and local authority level must continue through the introduction of training, the provision of information and publicity;