Examples of using Deconcentration in English and their translations into Swedish
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The purpose of transferring of responsibilities for the management of pre-accession instruments to the Commission delegations(deconcentration) and the national authorities(decentralisation)
The deconcentration of responsibility for development aid from Headquarters to Delegations
cutting the budget of our delegation offices would damage the last phase of the deconcentration, which is a process strongly favoured by this House and by the Commission.
in addition to ACP countries where a degree of deconcentration has always been practised, deconcentration has achieved an advanced state in ten applicant countries(Bulgaria,
the extent to which the Commission will have to abandon certain activities to accommodate the policy of deconcentration.
I want to see that success replicated elsewhere, but deconcentration is not just a question of numbers and procedures.
The proximity of controllers to the controlled actions, which deconcentration brings, will increase both the effectiveness
Financial Officers, deconcentration was introduced in seven Delegations- Hungary,
that we have to work through Europe Aid, through deconcentration, which has now begun
There is nothing whatsoever to be said for deconcentration while retaining a collection of mothers-in-law in Brussels.
In this context, I would also like to highlight the success of the deconcentration to Commission delegations.
Deconcentration is taking place in three waves with the aimof finalising the process by the end of 2003.
Deconcentration, wherever it is applied, will require statutory
Under deconcentration each Delegation will have a dedicated Financial Officer who is responsible for checking that Phare procurement rules are correctly followed.
As a practical example of deconcentration, Delegations in accession countries will be directly responsible for implementing this strategy by means of locally agreed contracts.
proposals for recomposition and regionalisation may help, in part, to supply the necessary resources for deconcentration.
What is generally known as the deconcentration and decentralisation of external aid,
More extensive deconcentration of project management to the Commission's Delegations is under way.
Deconcentration means passing responsibility for development aid from Headquarters to Delegations.
Local technical assistance Deconcentration.