Examples of using Intersectoral in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
agencies to develop intersectoral approaches tackling major factors influencing health;
The Action Plan was drawn up by an intersectoral committee operating in connection with the Ministry of Social Affairs
Inform the Commission about the development of intersectoral policy at national level,
In particular, the geographic and intersectoral(universities, public laboratories, industry)
The Commission's Communication on Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy13 called for encouragement of geographic and intersectoral mobility of researchers, through explicit pathways.
In line with a common government guideline, the aim is to achieve a more strategic, intersectoral, uniform and lighter system of performance management.
Finland's National Action Plan is the outcome of a broad intersectoral collaboration, as required by the WHO.
In particular, they will be relevant to discussions on intersectoral policy making,
support exchange of good practices and information on intersectoral policies between Community sectors, Member States and other stakeholders, with special emphasis on health inequalities; and to support capacity building in intersectoral health policy;
Promoting an integrated strategy in the field of public health, through the development of intersectoral policy in the definition
research leaders within interdisciplinary and intersectoral register-based research.
Mobility, both trans-national and intersectoral, including stimulating industrial participation
to open existing ones to international and intersectoral training, mobility and career development.
Member States capacities for managing cross-border, intersectoral and transboundary disruptions resulting from a pandemic,
These provide funding for intersectoral mobility: secondments of s ta@ between public research institutes
Marie Curie actions will play a key role in this respect by supporting staff exchanges that will foster collaborative thinking via the international and intersectoral knowledge-sharing that is so crucial for open innovation.
both transnational and intersectoral, and to open research careers at European
joint operations at both intersectoral and sectoral level.
to open existing ones to international and intersectoral training, mobility and career development.
This will be enhanced by stimulating intersectoral experiences through active participation of industry, in all the actions