Examples of using Non-state actors in English and their translations into Finnish
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The non-State actors, the criminals, must answer before the Italian justice.
At the same time, the EU should maintain dialogue with governments and non-state actors.
For many ACP governments, non-state actors are still synonymous with opposition.
To this end it will be essential to promote dialogue between State and non-State actors.
Implement the EU DCI programme Non-state Actors and Local Authorities in Development.
The real culprits are what some people politely term'armed non-state actors.
This is for funding local NGOs, non-State actors and civil society in a broad sense.
The Commission action plan also contains commitments to partnerships and consultation of civil society and non-State actors.
A more flexible approach to funding to enable non-state actors and EU Member States to benefit from this assistance is required.
Zimbabwe: 7005/000- Decentralised Co-operation Programme- contribution: 7.2M€- The Zimbabwe Decentralised Co-operation Programme(ZDCP)is the result of a four-year consultation process with non-state actors NSA.
Being non-profit organisations, they cannot be categorised as non-state actors from business or industry.
The involvement of non-state actors is indispensable for creating decent jobs and should therefore be central to the EU-Africa strategy.
The complexity of EU funding procedures leaves many non-state actors out of the loop.
Moreover, a horizontal programme to fund non-State actors should also be set in place to complement programmes at national level.
Non-state actors should be consulted more systematically on CSPs and throughout the programming process as part of the discussions on the EC response strategy.
On the other hand, private companies- and they are non-state actors too- do not enjoy the same status, privilege or funding.
Simpler, effective access(by cutting red tape and providing training support) to funds should be provided to reinforce civil society and non-state actors.
And world leaders, as well as non-state actors, must ensure that they- and all humanitarians- are guaranteed the protection afforded to them under international law.
These strategies would be implementedmainly by local or regional authorities and non-state actors taking into account their particular situation.
Cooperation with partners, including non-state actors, was further strengthened in the fields of information-sharing, awareness raising, conducting dialogue and collaboration in the theatres.
Direct management will be maintained for specific transnational orparticularly innovative projects and to support non-state actors, as well as to promote events and studies.
In this context, non-state actors are being brought in to play an important role ahead of becoming involved in the joint panels of experts for each of the eight thematic partnerships.
The second involves sectoral cooperation in areas such as democracy andhuman rights, non-state actors, the environment and nuclear safety, health, migration and asylum.
Non-state actors- The term NSA is used to describe a range of organisations that bring together the principal, existing or emerging, structures of the society outside the government and public administration.
However, it is now time to move from discussion about NGOs,civil society and non-state actors in order to effect real change and improvement.
Non-state actors such as academia, think tanks, NGOs and media, as well as taxpayers, play an important role in providing public fora for informed discussions and in ensuring public scrutiny of tax governance.
It is also necessary to specify that protection should be effective and durable and that non-state actors of protection should be willing and able to enforce the rule of law.
They focus on non-state actors and local authorities, food security, the environment and the sustainable development of natural resources, human resources development(Investing in People) and cooperation in the areas of asylum and immigration.
It should be pointed out that programmes and projects drawn up in this way are mainly financed bymeans of the EDF, to which, unfortunately, the non-state actors do not have direct access.
The EU encourages the participation of partner countries' civil society and other non-state actors in the development process in order to ensure the viability, effectiveness and impact of development strategies and programmes.