Examples of using Coordination and complementarity in English and their translations into Danish
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The three Cs coherence, coordination and complementarity.
Coordination and complementarity with other Community policies.
We will take a stance to this effect in the discussion on coordination and complementarity.
In the interests of coherence, coordination and complementarity, it shall monitor the implementation of the SPDs.
Last year's Commission communication set out the new goals for these powers, and the need to strengthen the tourism sector through better coordination and complementarity with the Member States.
Improved coordination and complementarity areessential elements in the process of making the EC'sexternal assistance more effective.
It is therefore the continent where the need for coordination and complementarity is the most urgent.
If coordination and complementarity were already in place in the recipient countries, donor countries would prefer to hoist their national flags there too.
Not toforget the already famous‘three Cs'(coherence, coordination and complementarity)where a steady advance can be registered.
Coordination and complementarity are needed both between European policiesand national policies at all levels- central, regional, local- and between all the agencies involved.
The European Commission and Member States must work towards ensuring the coordination and complementarity of the available financial resources;
The question of the coordination and complementarity of the European and national efforts, mentioned in sections 5 and 6, also has to be considered in a qualified manner.
The General Affairs Council accepted this approach,ensuring close coordination and complementarity with SADC and the Abuja process.
I wonder if we can talk of coordination and complementarity if countries go on thinking that they must continue to pursue a strictly personal cultural, economic, and geopolitical approach.
For aid to be effective, and to be able to combat fraud and the improper allocation of development aid funds, we particularly need better coordination and complementarity between donors.
However, we should strive for better coordination and complementarity of the individual funds,and for simplified procedures.
There is an intense global effort under way to monitorprogress towards these, involving many differentorganisations, and it is essential to ensure coordination and complementarity between them.
We therefore partly endorse the view that European coordination and complementarity are important, but we do not conclude from that that EU DC coordination adds something to what should be the actual objective, namely coordination which unites all relevant donors, preferably under the guidance of the recipient country or, if this is not possible, under the guidance of the UN or the World Bank.
The Commission should urgently propose the measures required to scale up EU financial support for climate change and development,ensuring the best possible coordination and complementarity with existing initiatives.
The production of such materials is very indicative of the Interface programme dynamic: bringing together diverse partnersin an action-research context, ensuring work coordination and complementarity, a European scopeand adaptation to the local cultural and linguistic context;
This document shall be examined by the represenutives of the Member Sutes, the Commission and the Bank, within the EDF Committee referred to in Article 21, in order to assess the general framework of the Community's cooperation with each ACP Sute and to ensure, as far as possible, coordination and complementarity of Community aid and aid from the Member Sutes.
Nevertheless, I would like to make some specific points. The first is that I consider that the Commission should have taken account of the fact that complementarity is not an isolated element, but should rather be dealt with within a context of a global strategy which also addresses the issues of coordination and coherence,since coherence is inseparable from coordination and complementarity, and, without coordination, complementarity is not possible.
It is widely known that a significant proportion of aid is today granted under the Member States' national policies, which are not always complementary or well coordinated. A great deal of the waste and inefficiency associated with aid from the European Union and its Member States is the result of precisely this lack of coordination and complementarity between the actions of individual Member Statesand the proposals and actions of the European institutions.
Since Amsterdam, three terms have taken centre stage: complementarity, coordination and cohesion.
They were intended to make it possible to ensure good coordination and optimum complementarity between national and European activities.
In the new programming period,the policies which contribute to the development of the territorial systems of Europe will need to demonstrate complementarity, coordination and consistency.
But the feeling is that development policy, the complementarity, coordination and whole future of development cooperation is so important that this should be brought before the House.
The lack of complementarity and coordination between the Union and Member States should not surprise any of us here when we look at the lack of complementarity and coordination and, I have to say, consistency within the European Union itself.
Complementarity and coordination are important pre-requisites for creating synergy.
This is necessary to ensure a credible transatlantic relationship characterised by complementarity and coordination.
