Übersetzung für "swiss association agricultural women " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

This package contains nine different agreements which concern the taxation of savings; the co-operation in the fight against fraud; the association of Switzerland to the Schengen acquis; participation of Switzerland in the “Dublin” and “Eurodac” regulations; trade in processed agricultural products; Swiss participation in the European Environment Agency and European Environment Information Observation Network (EIONET); statistical co-operation; the Swiss participation in the Media plus and Media training programs, and for the a ...[+++]voidance of double taxation for pensioners of Community institutions.

The agreements concern the taxation of savings; the co-operation in the fight against fraud; the association of Switzerland to the Schengen acquis; participation of Switzerland in the “Dublin” and “Eurodac” regulations; trade in processed agricultural products; the Swiss participation in the European Environment Agency and European Environment Information Observation Network (EIONET); statistical co-operation; the Swiss participation in the Media plus and Media training programs and on the avoidance of double taxation for pensi ...[+++]oners of the Community institutions.

19. Calls on the Member States to encourage the balanced representation of women farmers (at local and European level) i n the various decision-making bodies at both occupational and government level (professional agricultural organisations, sectoral organisations, agricultural cooperatives, rural women NGOs, Chambers of Agriculture, trade-unions, Ministries of Agriculture etc.) and to cooperate with local government bodies to encourage and support the cultural and social life of women in the countryside (establishment of ...[+++]associations – encouragement of initiatives);

4. Acknowledges the consolidation of a growing role for rural women in "civil society", the local political sphere, the civic/citizen-oriented associative movement, new sources of employment, agricultural diversification activities, the multi-functional role of agriculture, associative networks, etc., in short, in the new rural system.

List of Presidents or representatives of the following organisations Association of European Journalists International Federation of Journalists European Newspapers Publishers' Association European Publishers Council Association de la Presse Internationale - API European Broadcasting Union - EBU/UER European Journalism Centre Association des Télévisions Commerciales Confédération Européenne des Syndicats Union des Confédérations de l'Industrie et des Employeurs d'Europe European Advertising Tripartite European Women's Lobby Association ...[+++] of European Radios Youth Forum of the European Communities Committee of Agricultural Organisations in the EC COPA Confédération des Organisations Familiales et la Communauté Européenne Bureau Européen des Unions de Consommateurs European Institute for the Media List of personalities M. Poul Smidt Editor, AKTUELT M. Alain Louyot Journaliste, L'EXPRESS M. Günther Nonnenmacher Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung M. Vicente Jorge Silva Journalist, Editor, PUBLICO Dr. I. Zuberbier Chairman, LINTAS Europe M. François Descheemaekere Secrétaire Général, Association Poitou - Charentes Europe M. Stefano Rolando Director-General, Club de Venise M.John Palmer The Guardian Prof. Klaus Schwab President, World Economic Forum Prof. Gilbert Trausch Directeur, Centre d'Etudes et Recherches Européennes Robert Schuman Prof. Guido Fauconnier Department Communicatiewetenschappen K.U.L. M. H.Thomas Nos Nederlandse Omroepprogramma Stichting M. Giuseppe Roma Directeur du CENSIS (Centro Studi Indvestimenti Sociali) M. L. Fallon European Council of Young Farmers Ms Soledad Gallego-Diaz Journaliste, Défenseur du Lecteur, EL PAIS M. Y. Marinos Editor, OIKONOMIKOS TACHIDROMOS Ms. Judith Barton Union Internationale des Villes et Pouvoirs Locaux Ms. Pilar Aldanondo Ochoa Directora del Departamento Internacional de la Federación Española de Municipios y Provincias * * *

The objectives of the cooperation outlined in the Regulation include: 1. Assistance to improve the capabilities and competitiveness of Turkey's economy. This will focus on measures aimed at: - restructuring the country's public sector (including conversion programmes); - improving Turkey's economic infrastructure; - promoting the development of the private sector, with the emphasis on small and medium-sized enterprises and job creation; - promoting European private investment in Turkey, particularly in small and medium-sized businesses. 2. Assistance to bolster democracy, develop human resources and protect the environment, which will focus on: - improving the efficiency of public services and the civil service, including local governmen ...[+++]t; - promoting knowledge and practice of human rights observance; - promoting civic awareness and the involvement of civil society in Turkey's development (trade associations, unions, the media, etc.); - furthering the role of women in development; - education and vocational training; - improving social services, particularly those for the most disadvantaged; - protecting the environment. 3. Backing for European Community and Member State cooperation with Turkey , which will cover: - trans-European networks; - energy; - transport; - telecommunications; - agriculture; - the environment; - research and technological development; - statistical cooperation; - consumer protection; - cultural cooperation; - fighting illegal immigration, drug trafficking and organized crime; - information, communication, the audiovisual media and databases. 4. Regional and cross-border cooperation, which will embrace: - the establishment and strengthening of structures for regional cooperation with other countries of the region with which the Union has established association, partnership or cooperation ties; - strengthening the infrastructure needed to develop regional and cross-border trade.