Examples of using Monitoring of progress in English and their translations into Croatian
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A particular focus is thus put on implementation and monitoring of progress for these countries.
Monitoring of progress in the alignment with and implementation of the acquis will continue throughout the negotiations.
At the EEA, we do a lot of data analysis,including quality checks and monitoring of progress, often in close coordination with the European Commission.
Continue a regular dialogue with civil society, support grassroots NGOs through the European Parliament's Pilot project, andinvolve civil society in the monitoring of progress;
In addition, there were no links between the monitoring of progress under the HFA and the mechanisms to monitor progress under the MDGs33 and the UNFCCC.
Moreover, the implementation of the Pillar will be supported by a new social scoreboard allowing for a monitoring of progress in terms of performances.
Moreover, a comprehensive annual monitoring of progress building on the work of the Inter-agency and Expert Group(IAEG) on MDG Indicators will be important.
Reporting requirements are missing from the current Directive, which makes EU-wide monitoring of progress, benchmarking and follow-up very difficult.
For both chapters on the agenda, monitoring of progress in the alignment with and implementation of the acquis will continue throughout the negotiations.
To more advanced and demanding testing approaches, RQM enables a range of additional functionality for advanced execution planning,risk assessment and monitoring of progress testing.
This Agenda will have a strong follow-up and review mechanism,which will allow monitoring of progress on its implementation and will ensure accountability towards our citizens.
The Index should help policy makers to identify challenges and unrealized potentials for a more active participation of older people in the economy andsociety and allow the monitoring of progress.
The monitoring of progress and compliance assessment will continue to rely on a comprehensive framework of monitoring, reporting and verification laid down in the proposal as an amendment to the relevant Articles of the MMR.
The Gender Equality Strategy 2010-2015 needs a reinvigorated strategy with clear targets,practical measures and effective monitoring of progress against gender discrimination in the labour market, education and decision-making, as well as in tackling gender-based violence.
Monitoring of progress and compliance assessment will rely on an existing comprehensive framework of monitoring, reporting and verification laid down partially in the proposal, and partially in the Monitoring Mechanism Regulation(MMR) and its implementing provisions.
Also notes, however, a number of challenges as regards the reporting andimplementation of key priorities and gender-related SDGs and the monitoring of progress on all objectives, as well as in terms of mainstreaming gender into sector policy dialogue;
Monitoring of progress will be carried out using a well-defined set of key performance indicators related to technical, managerial and financial matters for instance budget execution, number of redress cases, time-to-pay and time-to-grant etc.
The Semester provides for pro-active discussions at EU level to prevent problems from emerging or developing(before national decisions are taken)and regular monitoring of progress with guidance and the possible imposition of sanctions in cases where corrective action is needed.
Monitoring of progress and compliance assessment will rely on an existing comprehensive framework of monitoring, reporting and verification laid down partially in the ESD and partially in the Monitoring Mechanism Regulation(Regulation(EU) 525/2013) and its implementing provisions.
In view of the adjustment process at national level andtherefore the functioning of the euro area, regular monitoring of progress with reforms in Member States which are experiencing excessive imbalances and imbalances requiring decisive action is particularly important.
Better targeted communication and information, increased exchanges of experience and best practices across Member States, the involvement of all relevant levels of stakeholders,a close monitoring of progress and the introduction of incentives to foster the commitment to the strategy's objectives are the main options favoured by the participants.
To ensure that recycling targets are based on reliable and comparable data andto enable more effective monitoring of progress in attaining those targets, the definition of municipal waste in Directive 2008/98/EC should be in line with the definition used for statistical purposes by the European Statistical Office and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, on the basis of which Member States have been reporting data for several years.
To ensure that preparing for re-use and recycling targets are based on reliable and comparable data andto enable a more effective monitoring of progress in attaining those targets, the definition of municipal waste in Directive 2008/98/EC should be in line with the definition used for statistical purposes by Eurostat and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD), on the basis of which Member States have been reporting data for several years.
These coordinators are in charge of implementation,with the Commission closely monitoring the progress of the strategy.
A new regional High Level Group for South-West Europe will ensure regular monitoring of the progress of the key infrastructure projects identified in the Madrid Declaration, as well as providing adequate support to facilitate the construction.
In some Member States, ICT tools do not provide for the real-time monitoring of case progress, or for the management of backlogs, including the identification of particularly old cases.
It will contain the revised detailed decommissioning plans as referred to in Article 4(1)(c)that shall serve as baseline for the monitoring of the progress and the timely achievement of the expected results.
Through the development of a European blockchain infrastructure for services 36, personalised medicine 37 anddata-driven health and care and common monitoring of the progress of digital investments.
It will contain the revised detailed decommissioning plans as referred to under Article 4(1)(c)that shall serve as baseline for the monitoring of the progress and the timely achievement of the expected results.