Examples of using Coordination structures in English and their translations into Greek
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Remove the interfaces, the middle offices-- all these complicated coordination structures.
Whilst four of the five Member States audited had set up coordination structures, they did not actively promote complementarity between funds.
Although coordination structures and drug laws changed little in 1996, analysis reveals some important policy trends.
The CARŐs transition government had created relevant coordination structures for development aid in 2014, but these never came into operation.
There is also very little coordination among Member States' enforcement authorities,due to the absence of formal coordination structures at EU level.
This is illustrated by the very different coordination structures with the UN in place for the three examined disasters.
THE COMMISSION'S REPLIES(b) As indicated in the replies to point 7.61 the effectiveness of the cooperation between Phare CBC and Interreg is notably due to the Phare CBC Regulation which, not withstanding its external aid character provides for effective alignment with Interreg procedures: fixed allocation of funds per border, decentralised management with ownership by national/regional authorities, joint multiannual programming documents,joint coordination structures.
Colleges of supervisors are permanent yet flexible coordination structures that bring together competent authorities involved in the supervision of cross-border banking groups.
Urges governments, donors and their enabling environments to simplify administrative requirements for implementing partners by streamlining procedures and mapping administrative, contracting and reporting best practices while ensuring accountability, and to support initiatives that are designed to provide continuous help in strengthening the capacity and the monitoring of local actors, andto reinforce national coordination structures;
Colleges are permanent, although flexible, coordination structures that bring together regulatory authorities involved in the supervision of a banking group.
Building on this platform, the following sections show that while the fundamentals remained unchanged,developments in laws and coordination structures in 1996 reveal some clear tendencies with important implications.
DG Health and Food Safety is generally involved in all formal coordination structures and procedures for FP7 and for Horizon 2020, including inter-service consultations for the work plans of Horizon 2020 and for relevant grant award decisions.
During visits to DG Migration and Home Affairs, DG Research and Innovation, the Research Executive Agency and the European Research Council,we discussed coordination structures in place and tested the relevance of these projects for DG Health and Food Safety.
The Commission respected UN OCHA's leading role andadopted flexible coordination structures in coherence with the overall UN set-up 41 According to the legal framework, the Commission's coordination activities should be fully integrated into UN OCHA's overall coordination efforts and respect UN OCHA's leading role27.
These overviews are established by Commission services in consultation with relevant coordination structures(MP local coordination platforms, GAMM experts' meetings, etc.).
Observations 15 The Commission made use of the coordination structures in place but some tools could have been exploited further The Commission activated the mechanism for responding to emergencies on a timely basis but could have gained additional time for mobilising resources through better use of the pre-alert phase 17 When the Commission receives a request for assistance, it must notify the Participating States to that effect as soon as possible11.
This process has important implications, injecting a new dynamism into policymaking, butalso giving coordination structures(table 2) an increasingly key role in containing divergence between regions, and between regions and the centre.
Colleges of supervisors are permanent yet flexible coordination structures that bring together competent authorities involved in the supervision of cross-border banking groups.
In addition to the new FP7 evaluation strategy,this will be achieved by using specific coordination structures to complement the Commission-internal‘RTD evaluation network', rather than setting up a joint evaluation office.
(e) encourage use of existing in-country and regional coordination structures such as roundtables and consultative groups to coordinate and monitor implementation activities; and.
According to the framework contract there is a coordination structure which supports the overall network of auditors conducting the individual audits.
International Coordination Centre' means the coordination structure established within the host Member State for the coordination of a sea operation;
This coordination structure, usually called International Coordination Centre, should be used as a channel for communication between the officers involved in the sea operation and the authorities concerned.
This national contact point is be supported by a coordination structure, taking account of the distribution of powers and responsibilities within the Member State.
V Although there is a good donor coordination structure in Honduras, actual collaboration was relatively limited which led in some specific cases to overlapping support.
My report on the creation of a uniform coordination structure is directed at a greater streamlining of responsibilities as well as the implementation of projects.
In view of the multiplicity of parties involved(beneficiary administrations, Member States, other donors,contractors, technical assistance staff etc.), a coordination structure was also called for in the beneficiary country.
The practice under Regulation(EC)No 2007/2004 is that for each sea operation, a coordination structure is established within the host Member State, composed of officers from the host Member State, guest officers and representatives of the Agency, including the Coordinating Officer of the Agency.
This framework is designed as a coordination structure to steer and oversee progress made globally in accelerating work on developing vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics with universal access as well as strengthening health systems as required for meeting these three priorities.
As stated in the reply to paragraphs 1.6-1.7, a coordination structure already existed in each beneficiary country, centred on the National Authorizing Officer, whose powers are defined in article 30 of protocol 2 of the Lomé I Convention and article 122 of the Lomé II Convention.