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This'European Year of Citizens Alliance' EYCA,WEB is a key strategic partner representing civil society.
Each committee comprises members of the public, representing civil society, plus at least one doctor and one lawyer, and is chaired by a judge.
The Commission will continue to work closely with the European social partners and the organisations representing civil society.
(ba) experts representing civil society, including with expertise in the field of environmental, social, labour and governance issues.
The Committee is composed of representatives of employers' organizations, workers andother structures representing civil society.
Recommendation 1(c) Article 5 CPR states that relevant bodies representing civil society are part of the partnership and multi- level gov- ernance principle.
(c) bodies representing civil society, including environmental partners, non-governmental organisations, and bodies responsible for promoting equality and non-discrimination.
The European Economic andSocial Committee is an EU consultative body with 353 members representing civil society, employers and workers.
Any other appropriate body representing civil society, environmental partners, non-governmental organisations, and bodies responsible for promoting of equality between men and women.
Shadow report: an unofficial report prepared by institutes or individuals representing civil society submitted to a committee monitoring a human rights treaty.
(c)relevant bodies representing civil society and where relevant bodies responsible for promoting social inclusion, fundamental rights, gender equality and non-discrimination.
On the other hand, it should be noted that Article 11(partnership)of Regulation 1083/2006 provides for the participation of bodies representing civil society at the programme preparation stages.
(c) any other appropriate body representing civil society, environmental partners, non-governmental organisations, and bodies responsible for promoting of equality between men and women.
Networking, cooperation and exchange of experience between competent regional, local, urban and other public authorities, economic and social partners andrelevant bodies representing civil society.
The European Social and Economic Committee is a body through which trade unions, employers' associations andother groups representing civil society express their opinion on EU issues, contributing to the decision-making process.
Bodies representing civil society, such as environmental partners, non-governmental organisations, and bodies responsible for promoting social inclusion, gender equality and non-discrimination.
The Treaty of Lisbon strengthens citizens' rights in relation to the Union by making it easier for them and for associations representing civil society to participate in debates on the so-called citizens' Europe.
Relevant bodies representing civil society, including environmental partners, non-governmental organisations, and bodies responsible for promoting social inclusion, gender equality and non-discrimination.
As regards non-individual replies, the largest proportion of respondents were trade associations and businesses,followed by organisations representing civil society and non-governmental organisation.
Over time it has been extended and now includes“any other appropriate body representing civil society, environmental partners, non-governmental organisations, and bodies responsible for promoting equality between men and women”*.
A common register between the various institutions will be created with the aim of contributing to greater transparency, andwhich will differentiate between interest groups representing civil society and public authorities.
(c)relevant bodies representing civil society, environmental partners, and bodies responsible for promoting social inclusion, fundamental rights, rights of persons with disabilities, gender equality and non-discrimination.
Such authorities and bodies may include the competent regional, local, urban and other public authorities, international organisations,in particular UNHCR, and bodies representing civil society, such as non-governmental organisations or social partners.
UNESCO's partnership with non-governmental organizations representing civil society is a very valuable network of people-to-people cooperation in the areas of UNESCO's competence for development, equality, international understanding and peace.
The fund will promote the involvement of all stakeholders throughout the different stages of its implementation, including public authorities, economic and social partners,relevant bodies representing civil society and bodies responsible for promoting social inclusion, fundamental rights, rights of persons with disabilities, gender equality and non-discrimination.
(c) four members with the right to vote representing civil society and food chain interests namely, one from consumers organisations, one from environmental non-governmental organisations, one from farmers organisations and one from industry organisations.
The principle of partnership with regional and local authorities, economic andsocial partners and bodies representing civil society is a key element in the new policy, particularly through the adoption of a European Code of Conduct on Partnership.
(c) four members with the right to vote representing civil society and food chain interests namely, one from consumers organisations, one from environmental non-governmental organisations, one from farmers organisations and one from industry organisations.
The UNESCO partnership with non-governmental organizations(NGOs) representing civil society constitutes a valuable cooperation network in the service of people for development, equality, international understanding and peace in UNESCO's fields of competence.
Welcomes also multi-disciplinary consultations with bodies representing civil society, such as the European Economic and Social Committee, and similar bodies in the Member States, and associations of citizens and their elected representatives, with a view to optimising the outcome of EU policies and, in particular, employment policies;