Examples of using Deconcentration in English and their translations into German
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Strengthening decentralisation and deconcentration.
Deconcentration is being implemented in all the partner countries' Delegations.
Proceeding with a decentralisation and deconcentration of tasks.
More extensive deconcentration of project management to the Commission's Delegations is under way.
This has gone hand in hand with an appreciable change in the administration of ancillary aid programmes,namely deconcentration.
Deconcentration is taking place in three waves with the aimof finalising the process by the end of 2003.
Objective: Improve relevance, effectiveness and speed of aid delivery through deconcentration.
Deconcentration was extended to both Albania and Croatia with effect from 1/12/02 and 1/1/02 respectively.
What is important here, among other things, is to achieve effective deconcentration through implementing existing regulations in full.
It is also responsible for implementing multi-beneficiary programmes and other programmes that are not affected by decentralisation and deconcentration.
Administrations at subnational level implement the policy of decentralisation and deconcentration in a coordinated, citizen-oriented and transparent way.
Preparatory work on the deconcentration of thehuman rights micro-projects began and effectivedeconcentration was expected by April 2003.
We have already made good progress but we need to build on it very fast indeed,particularly given the deconcentration that I have talked about.
In field of activity 1, strengthening decentralisation and deconcentration, the project supports various ministries in developing a regulatory and institutional framework for decentralisation.
The currently active Phare national programmes 1999-2001 add up to around€ 80 million andare managed by the EC Delegation in accordance with the Deconcentration Instructions.
The Commission will, therefore, at the appropriate moment and when the final dispositions for deconcentration and externalisation are known, analyse the consequent need for additional posts in Delegations.
The deconcentration process, which started in 2001 and will be extended to all Delegations before the end of 2003, will help to improve the quality of the participatory approach in EC development policy.
That has also led to rigorous centralization inBrussels over the past two years for the simple reason that deconcentration and delegation under those circumstances was not feasible.
A certain level of deconcentration already existed under the Phare Decentralised Implementation System(DIS), whereby the Head of Delegation in the partner country had the authority to approve contracts up to EUR 500,000.
The Commission will further pursue its efforts to reform the management of external aid,with a special emphasis on the deconcentration of management and decision-making to the Delegations in partner countries.
Define a deconcentration operational concept responding to the principle that“Everything that can be better managed or decided close to the field should not be managed or decided in Brussels” done by March 2001.
Corruption can be tackled effectively by: 1 organising the state in a way that provides for a system of checks and balances through the separation and interlocking of powers, 2 public sector integrity, 3 independence of the judiciary, 4 freedom and pluralism of the press as thefourth estate, 5 a deconcentration of economic power and its influence on politics, and 6 a vibrant civil society, the development of which, however, largely depends on the previous aspects.
Yi too weak, insufficient: Distracted, deconcentration, laziness, disgust, memory loss-> deficiency on meridian-> deficiency on organ: slowdown of metabolism, growth factors and hormones, sluggishness, paresis, cell degeneration.
We have seen, as somebody pointed out in the debate, the success of deconcentration in Sarajevo and I want to see that success replicated elsewhere, but deconcentration is not just a question of numbers and procedures.
Deconcentration' which will provide Commission delegations in the field with more staff and more decision-making power will help, as will a clearer definition of the roles of the Commission and Member States in the approval of strategies, programmes and projects the“comitology” procedures.
Well-established priorities are maintained, such as the need to continue the deconcentration to delegations, as initially scheduled, of management of external aid programmes, and to include the means for the continuation of the reform process.
In which way will the deconcentration of financial control as proposed in the recasting of the Financial Regulation prevent or facilitate cases like Fléchard from happening?The Commission agrees that there was a case for the responsibility for fraud fighting to be placed outside DG VI.
It is equally essential, at Community level, to bring the processes of decentralisation and deconcentration of management and decision-making to a swift conclusion and to ensure that social movements and so-called civil society in general are democratically involved.
The ongoing reform of the management of Community external aid, in particular the deconcentration of decision-power to delegations in the field and a simplification of procedural rules for the establishment of strategic frameworks and action programmes will also contribute to a more effective response.
It refers particularly to the establishment of the EuropeAid Office, progress in deconcentration, the ongoing reform of the Management Committees, the reduction in the backlog of unspent Community Aid and the reform of the financial management of the Community's external assistance.