Examples of using Development actors in English and their translations into Hungarian
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CSOs are now widely recognised as development actors in their own right.
The consultation was an opportunity for dialogue with a broad variety of traditional and emerging development actors.
In addition to official development assistance, other development actors are also active in Morocco.
As development actors, CSOs share the responsibility to demonstrate the results of their actions, in particular to their constituencies.
To increase localCSOs' capacity to perform their roles as independent development actors more effectively.
A Leader+ LAGwas formed in 2001 by 12 local development actors who took inspiration from neighbouring Sweden during the Leader II programme.
The EU calls upon the Sudanese authorities to remove theremaining bureaucratic obstacles to the work of humanitarian and development actors.
Consultation process will also include other donors and development actors as well as civil society and regional and local authorities.
To achieve this, a more effective governance modeland greater collaboration between multilateral and national development actors in Europe is needed.
A particular feature of this LAG is that development actors have worked together to ensure that different institutional levels are joined up and that all sources of available funding are coordinated.
The policy Communication will define the nature of the partnership between these development actors and the EU in light of the EU's new strategy.
OCHA, the humanitarian coordinator for the DRC, recognised that more effortshould be put into the coordination between humanitarian and development actors.
In drawing up the strategy papers for such thematic programmes theCommission is required to consult other development actors, including representatives of NSAs and local authorities, at an early stage of the programming process20.
It examines key issues and themes in international development, as well as analyzingthe roles and impact of a wide variety of formal and informal development actors.
It is a natural reaction from the perspective of development actors and national authorities to focus on these areas, because they offer stability and security and do not present risks regarding projects being abandoned due to violence.
Following my appointment, on 26 April, it gives me great pleasure to address you,the regional development actors, in this latest edition of Inforegio News.
The rationale for strengthening the role of local authorities as development actors within EC cooperation is to firstly, effectively contribute to poverty reduction and achievement of the MDGs and secondly mainstreaming democratic governance at the local level.
To achieve this, a more effective governance modeland greater collaboration between multilateral and national development actors in Europe is needed.
Whereas the GPEDC should provideclearly defined channels for cooperation for specific development actors beyond OECD donors, including emerging donors, civil society organisations, private philanthropists, financial institutions and private-sector companies;
How could a new framework promote triangular and South-South cooperation,including the increased involvement of ACP States as development actors in support of other ACP countries?
These include calls for joint initiatives between multilateral and national development actors and a reinforced European financial architecture able to meet the ambition of the newly proposed Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument.
Support to Africa- EU Migration and Mobility Dialogue: €17.5 million in the framework of the DCI-Pan-African Programme to improve the governance of migration and mobility within Africa and between Africa and the EU,and enhance the role of African diaspora as development actors.
They should therefore be involved in drawing up the NationalIndicative Programmes(NIPs) and the Regional Indicative Programmes(RIPs) and should be considered as development actors in their own right, benefiting from public development aid and the capacity building provisions of the Cotonou Agreement.
Even MONUSCO, with a dedicated Stabilisation Unit, have been making plans and running meetings for the last two years on‘stabilizing' areas liberated from the M23 rebellion, and do not have a single project to show for, not to mention that the ex-M23 areas are today part of the least safe places foraid workers(and even less appropriate for development actors that has a lower risk-taking threshold).
Reiterates its unequivocal call for continued and increased EU support and funding for civil society organisations,which are development actors in their own right, and for the full and free involvement of civil society organisations in political dialogue, and in programming and implementation across EU cooperation instruments;
New EU initiatives include: Africa-driven migration information and management centres; circular migration to try to manage labour migration in a more flexible manner to the benefit of both countries of origin and destination and the migrants themselves; mobility partnerships to provide a balanced framework to better organise cooperation between countries of origin and destination; migration profiles that provide a tool for policy-makers;as well as cooperation platforms to bring together migration and development actors in countries and regions.
Achieving better linkage between Relief, Rehabilitation and Development(LRRD) requires humanitarian and development actors to coordinate from the earliest phases of a crisis response and to act in parallel with a view to ensuring a smooth transition.
In addition to existing mechanisms for consultations on policies and programmes the Commission will set up a consultativemulti-stakeholder group allowing CSOs and relevant development actors to dialogue with the EU institutions on EU development policies, as well as on the provisions proposed in this Communication.
(6) More effective aid, greater complementarity and better harmonisation, alignment with partner countries, and coordination of procedures, both between the Union and its Member States andin relations with other donors and development actors, are essential for ensuring the consistency and relevance of aid whilst at the same time reducing the costs borne by partner countries.
As the world's biggest development actor, the EU and its Member States have a significant impact on achieving the SDGs worldwide.
