Übersetzung für "manage knowledge " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

Member States have in recent years taken initiatives to facilitate knowledge transfer at national level, but significant discrepancies between national regulatory frameworks, policies and practices, as well as varying standards in the management of intellectual property within public research organisations, prevent or hamper transnational knowledge transfer across Europe and the realisation of the European Research Area.

use the principles outlined in this Recommendation as a basis for introducing or adapting national guidelines and legislation concerning the management of intellectual property and knowledge transfer by public research organisations, as well as for concluding agreements concerning research cooperation with third countries, or for any other measures to promote knowledge transfer, or when creating new related policies or funding schemes, while observing State aid rules;

Effectively exploiting publicly funded research results depends on the proper management of intellectual property (i.e. knowledge in the broadest sense, encompassing e.g. inventions, software, databases and micro-organisms, whether or not they are protected by legal instruments such as patents), on the development of an entrepreneurial culture and associated skills within public research organisations, as well as on better communication and interaction between the public and private sector.

to further develop (European) research and the exchange of knowledge and experience on all aspects regarding flood risk management for all types of floods, including, inter alia, flood forecasting and warning systems, using existing networks, that an effective way to get an integrated and concerted approach is through developing and implementing a European Action Programme on integrated flood prevention, protection and mitigation, that based on the Communication, the Member States and the European Commission, in the context of the reg ...[+++]ular meetings of the EU Water Directors in cooperation with other stakeholders and relevant parties should prepare the content of such an European Action Programme, that Member States should develop and implement flood risk management plans and flood risk maps for river basins and coastal areas, in transboundary basins in cooperation with other Member States and Third Countries concerned, except for river basins and coastal areas considered by Member States not to suffer from negative impacts from floods or where, with appropriate planning and/or action under way, such action would not be necessary, that development of river basin management plans under the Water Framework Directive and of flood risk management plans are elements of integrated river basin management; the two processes should therefore use the mutual potential for synergies, that in developing the flood risk management plans and flood risk maps the guidelines mentioned in the Communication and its Annex should be taken into account;

Candidates must be a citizen of one of the ten new Member States of the European Union (Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia); hold a university degree that gives access to doctoral studies; have at least 12 years postgraduate professional experience at a level to which the qualification above gives access including at least 6 years at a high management level; and have a thorough knowledge of one of the official languages of the European Union or of one of the ten new Member States and an adequa ...[+++]te knowledge of another of the official languages.

Particular consideration, however, will be given to operations that promote the following: (a) conservation of primary tropical forests and their biodiversity and renewal of tropical forests which have been damaged, supported by analysis of the underlying causes of deforestation and taking into account differences between countries and regions and measures to address them; (b) sustainable management of forests designated for the production of timber and other products, but excluding commercial logging operations in primary tropical forests, except those which are community-based, on a small scale, sustainable, environmentally sound and implementing sustainable forest management; (c) the definition and development of certification systems, ...[+++] combined with independent assessment systems, for timber produced from tropical forests according to sustainable forest management principles as part of internationally harmonized certification systems envisaged for all kinds of timber and timber products; (d) provision of prior information to forest peoples, followed by their support for the identification, planning and implementation of actions; (e) capacity-building to address the needs for training schemes for local populations, forest managers and researchers, for legislation, for increased political and social support and institutional strengthening and for organizations and associations active in forest conservation; (f) a strategic and adapted research policy aimed at supplying the knowledge required for the conservation and sustainable management of forests and also for the implementation of research monitoring activities in the framework of projects and programmes; (g) development of buffer zones to assist the conservation or regeneration of tropical forests, as part of a broader land utilization plan; (h) development and implementation of forest management plans aimed at conserving tropical forests and promoting sustainable exploitation of timber and other forest ...