Examples of using Mutual accountability in English and their translations into German
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For developing countries, the EU will strengthen mutual accountability in respect of commitments
Promote mutual accountability, foreseeable nature and transparency in the relations with the local partners
Country-level mutual accountability frameworks are key tools with which to foster the implementation of aid
The full potential of mutual accountability frameworks is yet to be tapped,
Mutual accountability at national and international level should be at the core of this mechanism,
by focusing on results and mutual accountability; and by promoting more decentralised aid delivery.
which should provide a framework for relations in the coming years and strengthen mutual accountability.
our enduring partnership with the Government of Afghanistan based on the principles of mutual respect and mutual accountability.
encouraging a commitment to mutual accountability, and deepening the churches' understanding of issues such as power,
shared values and mutual accountability and should avoid creating parallel
The ENI will provide greater support to partners committed to building democratic societies and undertaking reforms, in line with the principles of"more for more" and"mutual accountability.
Project partners are accountable to one another Mutual Accountability.
thus strengthens the conditionality and mutual accountability.
The new instruments will, where appropriate, embed mutual accountability in the allocation and disbursement of funds.
Duplication of efforts with other international mutual accountability processes like the Financing for Development process should be avoided.
This approach must be based on mutual accountability and shared commitment to fundamental values of human rights,
shared interest and mutual accountability for results.
The new approach must be based on mutual accountability and a shared commitment to the universal values of human rights,
The Communication also calls for enhanced transparency and mutual accountability at national and global level of all finance to ensure it is used more effectively on sustainable development.
multi-stakeholder partnerships, and mutual accountability.”.