Примери за използване на Nriss на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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NRISs were followed by action plans in all four visited Member States.
Since then, Member States have made some progress in implementing their NRISs.
This made it difficult to evaluate the results achieved under these NRISs, since the starting point was unknown.
The Commission did not stipulate that anti- discrimination should be included among the key priority areas in NRISs.
None of the NRISs which we assessed made any reference to anti- gypsyism as a particular form of discrimination.
The Commission began in 2013 to carry out a yearly assessment of how successfully NRISs were being implemented.
Coordinating the development and implementation of NRISs is the responsibility of national Roma contact points(NRCPs).
Then, the EPSCO Council27 adopted Conclusions in May, in which Member States committed to prepare,update or develop their NRISs.
Observations 30 45 Three of the four NRISs included targets concerning education, employment, healthcare and housing.
Audit scope and objectives 20 18 We also reviewed Member States' strategic frameworks for promoting Roma integration, andin particular the national Roma integration strategies(NRISs).
These indicators should be aligned with those specified in the NRISs, and they should subsequently be used in the monitoring of the 2014- 2020 operational programmes.
The main conclusions of the last years' assessments referred to the fact that the necessary precondi- tions for implementing the strategies successfully were still not in place,render- ing the implementation of the NRISs slow.
Finally, the role of national Roma contact points(NRCP)set up to coordinate the development and implementation of the NRISs has sometimes been undermined by a mis- match of resources and responsibilities.
But it was in April 2011 that the first important EU- level documentaddressing Roma integration was issued: a communication issued by the Commission on an EU framework for national Roma integration strategies26(NRISs).
It is done by AMALIPE Center for Interethnic Dialogue andTolerance as contribution to the annual assessment of the NRISs carried out by DG Justice of European Commission. The paper complements the evaluation template required by DG Justice.
However, the NRISs of Bulgaria, Hungary35 and Spain went beyond the four main prescribed areas of education, employ- ment, healthcare and housing: they included a chapter dealing specifically with anti- discrimination.
Mrs Papamichalopoulou outlined that now there is strong political commitment of the heads of member states as well as of the different DGs in the Commission to work for implementing the NRISs.
Recommendation 4 The Commission should ensure, in the next programme period or when revising the operational programmes,that Roma integration objectives included in the NRISs are reflected in the ESIF framework at all operational levels, whenever applicable.
National Roma integration strategies(NRISs) National Roma integration strategies adopted by all Member States visited 43 After the Commission issued its communication asking Member States to adopt a NRIS, all Member States34 did so.
Third, the need for active participation by civil society organisations, in particular representatives ofthe Roma community itself, was not always taken into account in the selected Member States when NRISs were being drafted.
Improving the monitoring of Roma inclusion initiatives- a good example of aligning the monitoring of OPs with NRISs The Commission recommended to Slovakia that funds from its OP Human Resources(OP HR) be used for implementing measures adopted in the NRIS up to 2020.
Four Member States(Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece and Slovakia) had only partially met, at the time of the audit, the EACs applicable to IP 9(ii) which had been set in the common provisions regulation, mostly due to the fact that they had no proper monitoring tools ormethodology for implementing their NRISs(see paragraph 51).
Assignment of responsibilities for the implementation of the NRISs: the role of the national Roma contact points(NRCPs) 48 All Member States covered by our analysis had set up and defined the respon- sibilities of NRCPs in accordance with the requirements of the Commission's communication of 2011.
Conclusions and recommendations 69 Recommendation 4 The Commission should ensure, in the next programme period or when revising the operational programmes,that Roma integration objectives included in the NRISs are reflected in the ESIF framework at all operational levels, whenever ap- plicable.
Observations 33 Commission's assessment on the implementation of the NRISs 52 The European Commission assessed these national strategies, identifying their weaknesses, and in May 2012 published its conclusions in a communication(Na- tional Roma Integration Strategies: a first step in the implementation of the EU Framework).
The lack of any such targets leaves scope for institutional discrimination to develop or continue unchecked; this can significantly undermine the effec- tiveness of Roma integration projects, including those co- financed from the EU budget(see paragraphs 34 to 44 and 54).- Third, the need for active participation by civil society organisations, in par- ticular representatives ofthe Roma community itself, was not always taken into account in the selected Member States when NRISs were being drafted.
Observations 31 National Roma integration strategies do not specify the financial support available in the Member States for measures supporting Roma inclusion 47 Our analysis showed that the NRISs of Bulgaria, Hungary and Spain contained no information on the financial allocations available for Roma- related measures, be it either under the national budget or from the ERDF or ESF OPs co- financed from the EU budget.