Examples of using Interactive policy making in English and their translations into German
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Interactive Policy Making.
The survey is part of the Interactive Policy Making initiative see IP/01/519.
Interactive policy making-“your voice in Europe”.
Monitoring the Internal Market under a gender perspective- Part of the Interactive Policy Making project.
The Interactive Policy Making(IPM) initiative.
The Action Plan on Animal Welfare has been the subject of a widepublic consultation in accordance with the European Commission's Interactive Policy Making.
Interactive Policy Making: Commission launches"Your voice in Europe.
Many of these consultations use the Commission's Interactive Policy Making(IPM) tool(see IP/01/519), which makes them user-friendly and quick to complete.
Interactive Policy Making: Commission seeks to use Internet in EU's policy-making process.
INVITES the Commission to take the fullest possible account of demands and concerns of stakeholders when drawing up new initiatives andevaluating existing practices"interactive policy making.
The Interactive Policy Making initiative involves the development of two Internet-based mechanisms.
Strong and effective representation of SMEs' interests is ensured through for example the Commission SME Envoy,the Enterprise Policy Group, the Interactive Policy Making initiative, the Dialogue with Business website and the European Social Dialogue.
A final Interactive Policy Making consultation was conducted from 17 March until 12 May 2005.
This quick and user-friendly questionnaire uses the Commission's Interactive Policy Making(IPM) tool(see IP/01/519), which aims to improve governance by using the Internet for collecting and analysing reactions.
Interactive Policy Making forms part of the"e-Commission" initiative and is linked to the Commission's governance and the regulatory policy initiatives.
Moreover, from 2 June to 1 August 2006 theCommission carried out, with the general public, an Interactive Policy Making online consultation, including a questionnaire, in order to collect information and data on the possible impacts of the main issues under consideration for the revision of the Regulation.
The Interactive Policy Making(IPM) initiative89 consists of two internet-based instruments which enable small enterprises, amongst others, to bring their needs, opinions, views and problems to the attention of policy-makers.
The Commission has set up Interactive policy making(IPM),18 to allow spontaneous information feedback on-line.
In addition, the Commission is currently reviewing the Interactive Policy Making initiative and will propose ways of improving its feedback mechanism to facilitate the identification of SMEs' problems with EU legislation.
In November 2005, the Commission launched with the general public an Interactive Policy Making consultation in order to collect information on the possible impacts of the main issues under consideration for the revision of the current legislation.
More sophisticated use of the data provided by the Commission's Interactive Policy Making mechanism will ensure that SMEs' views are taken on board when European and national officials prepare future legislation or review the application of existing rules see page 9.