Examples of using Coordination and complementarity in English and their translations into Swedish
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pursuing a coherent approach and enhancing coordination and complementarity within the European Union
Another major challenge is to find a way to establish"coherence, coordination and complementarity" between the extensive array of policies,
Underlines the added value of coordination and complementarity of development cooperation undertaken by the EU,
The major challenge is to find a way to establish"coherence, coordination and complementarity" between the extensive array of policies, players
the Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs to ensure greater"coherence, coordination and complementarity" in EU peace-building efforts.
Coordination and complementarity of actions by EU authorities will be improved,
the Commission shall, in liaison with the Member States, take the necessary steps to ensure better coordination and complementarity with multilateral and regional organisations
define a coherent approach and enhance coordination and complementarity within the European Union
since coherence is inseparable from coordination and complementarity, and, without coordination, complementarity is not possible.
We therefore partly endorse the view that European coordination and complementarity are important, but we do not
Foster the coordination and complementarity of European and national activities;
The BEG should also work to ensure coordination and complementarity between Community and Member States level actions.
It is therefore the continent where the need for coordination and complementarity is the most urgent.
ensuring close coordination and complementarity with SADC and the Abuja process.
As a donor, the UE will ensure coordination and complementarity with the aid given by other international donors.
In the past, the absence of coordination and complementarity between donors has often prevented development policies leading to practical and effective results.
Some Member States also emphasised the need to ensure coordination and complementarity between humanitarian aid and civil protection in third countries.
Notes that there must be close coordination and complementarity between the EIB's external lending activities
The main added value of a Community development policy should be to enhance coordination and complementarity with Member State policies.
If coordination and complementarity were already in place in the recipient countries, donor countries would prefer to hoist their national flags there too.