Examples of using Npos in English and their translations into Swedish
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a Framework for a Code of Conduct for NPOs acting in the European Union.
other bodies competent to investigate possible abuse of NPOs.
a person should be nominated in each of these entities representing the single point of contact for information exchange purposes in cases related to misuse of NPOs for terrorist financing.
Then there are NPOs, covering a very wide range of activities;
a Framework for a Code of Conduct for NPOs to Enhance Transparency
Lavazza has decided to go beyond the traditional relationship between NPOs and donors, working with Save the Children to create a shared,
The principal aim of the requirements of this Framework for a Code of Conduct is thus to find common general minimum transparency standards for NPOs in the European Union and to promote further discussions in this area.
Competent bodies should also have the capacity to assess risk of abuse of individual NPOs;
In order to avoid overburdening NPOs with excessive administrative requirements,
consumers, NGOs, NPOs and universities2.
A considerable part of NPOs already follows most of the requirements set out in this document
Member States should initiate awareness programmes for NPOs on risks/vulnerabilities of the sector to abuse;
Member States should encourage NPOs to apply enhanced transparency
the European Council Conclusions of 16-17 December 2004 asked the Commission to address the misuse of NPOs for terrorist financing purposes.
The Note states, inter alia, that NPOs have access to considerable sources of funds
First of all, NPOs can be used by terrorists and terrorist organisations to raise funds,
inter alia, that NPOs have access to considerable sources of funds
The following Recommendation is addressed to Member States to help them to assess how far progress has been achieved in the fight against the misuse of NPOs for terrorist financing
Terrorist Financing Typologies 2003-2004 that“The case examples presented during this year's typologies exercise appeared to show that NPOs can be misused in a variety of ways
For the purposes of the Recommendation to Member States and the Framework for a Code of Conduct, NPOs are deemed to be organisations,
