Examples of using Multi-level governance in English and their translations into Spanish
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of the policy cycle", for a"well-designed system of multi-level governance.
with a particular focus on multi-level governance, territorial inclusion and financing.
to enable local development in the framework of multi-level governance.
within a framework of multi-level governance and decentralization according to the principle of subsidiarity.
in each continent and share policy recommendations in the areas of multi-level governance, territorial inclusion and financing.
partnership and multi-level governance and fulfil the following functions.
evaluation of different regulatory policies- most likely situated at a“higher” level of governance- will be required if multi-level governance in the environmental area is to realize its potential.
fruitful cooperation between local governments in order to better channel the sharing of best practices on multi-level governance.
or some sort of multi-level governance combining the three.
It is now time to move towards action and support multi-level governance for policy development including local authorities and develop a bottom-up
That required, inter alia, making multi-level governance more effective by sharing good practices
Also in September, a new regional integration and multi-level governance specialization of the double-degree Master of Science in Public Policy
Working broadly as a multi-level governance process, water diplomacy can better integrate government priorities for natural resource security
Improving the effectiveness of service delivery requires appropriate multi-level governance arrangements and institutional
Effective decentralization and multi-level governance instruments for each sector policy related to basic services through an assessment of gaps between national situation
The multi-level governance approach also involves influence coming the other way from local governments,
partnership and multi-level governance and fulfil the following functions.
foster its sustainability, a practice already employed in several countries undertaking multi-level governance reforms.
without modifications to the institutional distribution of power and resources within the multi-level governance system, would accentuate the concentration of the central government's capacity to intervene.
UCLG applauds the EU's commitment to"support capacity building for strong institutions and multi-level governance, with the participation of persons in vulnerable situations