Examples of using Mutual learning process in English and their translations into Italian
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Build an improved framework for the mutual learning process in innovation policy on the basis of the present Trend Chart on Innovation in Europe.
The Commission will now work with Member States to enhance the above mutual learning process, to support their efforts to implement their NRPs and to discuss how programmes can be strengthened.
The majority of projects shared an approach based on a mutual learning process and cooperation between professionals, academics/experts, the beneficiaries and
as part of a mutual learning process, periodic monitoring on the basis inter alia of commonly agreed and defined indicators.
the regions will have to go through a mutual learning process in order to address issues of apprenticeship,
peer review organised as mutual learning processes.
studies organised as mutual learning processes.
evaluation and peer review as mutual learning processes.
Participants engage in a process of mutual learning.
A process of mutual learning and co-operative exchange should be continued on the basis of the issues identified in the joint report.
better identify and share good practices in a process of mutual learning.
reinforce reforms by supporting the process of mutual learning and convergence towards best practices implemented successfully in Member States.
instead identify individual actions that reinforce the process of mutual learning and exchange of experience that is fundamental to the European Employment Strategy.
starting a process of mutual learning with Member States and/or regions;
to assure them that we look forward to what will be a process of mutual learning.
In order to target policy developments most effectively and to accelerate the process of mutual learning, a European level group of decision-makers, representing different Member States, will accompany the implementation of the Council Recommendation and support the Commission
attention will concentrate on organising a process of mutual learning, supported by the new Community action programme which is planned to start in January 2002
for pushing through a reciprocal and mutual process of learning from one another.
In this process of mutual learning, those members of the Church who are themselves either active scientists or, in some special cases, both scientists
It should put in place robust procedures developed through a mutual learning process with the existing KICs.