Примери за използване на Recipient country на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The selection of conditions is a matter for negotiation with the recipient country.
One important risk is that the budget of the recipient country may be affected by fraud and corruption.
We believe that the parcels are delayed in the customs offices of the recipient country.
One important risk is that the budget of the recipient country may be affected by fraud and corruption.
Belgian development agency(Enabel)Organisation File with budget per recipient country.
Limited recipient country responsibilities in the project identification and tendering phases 45.
To what extent did the projects financed encourage recipient country ownership?
One way of increasing recipient country ownership is to involve national authorities in tender evaluation committees.
(c) where possible and appropriate, existing framework agreements between the EIB and a recipient country.
The existence of an independent national audit body in the recipient country is a condition for granting macro-financial assistance.
Members will come from three sources: the EU institutions,the Member States and the experts of the recipient country.
The recipient country having legislation in place which may be considered equivalent to the protection offered within the EEA; or.
The co-financing of projects with national funds is one indicator of recipient country ownership and interest.
Since 2000 recipient country ownership has markedly and visibly increased Ń in terms of coordination, input, technical capacity.
In the first four months of 2019, Turkey received weapons fromGermany worth €184 mln, making it the biggest recipient country.
Over the last six years recipient country ownership has markedly and visibly increased Ń in terms of coordination, input, and technical capacity.
Transfer limitation: personal data may not be given outside of Singapore unless the recipient country has data protection standards commensurate to that of the PDPA.
While recipient country ownership was considered a priority by the Commission, there was no consistent approach to achieving this aim and the management approaches used did not encourage such ownership.
The Court found some examples, especially in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia,where the Commission and the Agency had tried to increase recipient country ownership(see Box 6).
Aid is managed by the recipient country, and should be used to rebuild basic infrastructure, fund emergency services, temporary accommodation or clean-up operations, or counter immediate health risks.
The Court's audit revealed that a significant number of financing agreements(eight out of 30 Commission decisions examined)were not signed by the recipient country within this time limit.
While recipient country ownership was considered a priority by the Commission, there was no consistent approach to achieving this aim and the management approaches used did not encourage such ownership(see paragraphs 42 to 54).
The Commission does not accept the obligation for programme teams to justify the need for each and every condition because of the crucial role of the recipient country in setting out its own vision for the reform programme.
Already in the CARDS 2004 and 2005 annual programme, the Commission started to build capacity with the recipient country, for example by introducing senior programming officer posts in BiH line ministries and agencies and by supporting the Directorate for European Integration.
In these cases, we rely on approved data transfer mechanisms(such as the EU"Standard Contractual Clauses")to ensure your information is subject to adequate safeguards in the recipient country.
Recommendation 3 For the IPA programme the Commission should address the important aspect of recipient country ownership through specific strategies in all areas of management and implementation, in particular tendering.
In these cases, we rely on approved data transfer mechanisms(such as the EU“Standard Contractual Clauses” or the EU-US“Privacy Shield”)to ensure your information is subject to adequate safeguards in the recipient country.
In some cases there is scope for further improvement in the identification of both priority public financial management measures to be implemented by the recipient country as well as the sources of information to check compliance with the agreed conditions.
Where we use service providers outside the EEA, we rely on approved data transfer mechanisms(for example, the EU Standard Contractual Clauses and the EU-US Privacy Shield)to ensure that your personal data is adequately safeguarded in the recipient country.
EuropeAid should ensure, before the start of a budget support programme, that there is a clear andcomplete assessment of the public finance management and that the recipient country has a credible and relevant reform programme to address all significant weaknesses over a foreseeable timetable.