Examples of using Action groups in English and their translations into Italian
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Local Action Groups(LAGs) are the mainstay of the implementation of the LEADER approach.
action weeks,">world shops, supermarkets, action groups and canteens are aiming to raise public awareness of the topic"Fair Trade".
Under this programme there are 25 Local Action Groups(LAGs) selected indifferent regions of Finland
In 2002, the procedure to select local action groups(LAGs) was still being finalisedin some Member States.
Local Action Groups could include the development of site management plans as an objectives of local development. strategy.
are now operational and the Irish authorities selected Local Action Groups under the measure for Area Based Development.
Selected by 34% of local action groups,‘Making the best use of natural and cultural resources' is the most popular of all Leader+ themes.
Leader Local Action Groups(LAGs) have been promoting innovation as one of their core objectives since the early 1990s.
on condition that local action groups can demonstrate that they are preparing the implementation of a project.
The theme of the gathering was‘The evolution and activity of local action groups and their role in rural development programmes.
the criteria for evaluating development strategies proposed by Local Action Groups LAGs.
If Local Action Groups are adopted, they should work closely with locally
Action Groups will now draw up tools
Women make up 28% of those leading LAG(local action groups), political leaders and agricultural technicians.
Furthermore, according to the European Court of Auditors, local action groups under the LEADER programmes are not sufficiently focussed on achieving the goals of their own local strategies20.
In Flanders, no local action groups had yet been designated at the end of 1997.
The Global Health Security Action Groups(GHSAG) develop joint work in five key areas;
All 47 local action groups under Leader U have now been chosen and the projects are being implemented.
Interterritorial and transnational cooperation between Local Action Groups are key factors in applying the LEADER approach.
The 22 selected local action groups had signed agreements with the Department of Agriculture by November 2001 and commenced activity from this date.