Übersetzung für "Synergien fördern" in Englisch

This should promote visibility and create synergies.

That fosters synergies and collaboration across organizational silos.

Through intensive communication we exploit synergies, and promote creativity and new ideas.

The resulting international synergies support the development of microtechnological solutions.

This allows us to generate synergies and promote innovations.

Project Clusters aim to facilitate synergy between projects that want to undertake part of their work in close cooperation with one another.

An example of the good politics that it wants to put to system and to promote synergies.

The Commission should boost the effectiveness and public profile of the European Social Fund and, in cooperation with the Member States, should secure strong synergies between the structural funds and relevant European policies, as well as promoting synergies that meet the changing demands of today's labour market.

The statistical element of this data collection will be developed in collaboration with Member States using, as necessary, the Community statistical programme, to promote synergy and avoid duplication.

Today, the Treaty of Lisbon imposes new policies and tools to minimise conflicts, promote dynamic synergies and eliminate unfair competition, in order to protect the environment and create jobs.

It is equally important to encourage the creation of synergies and avoid unnecessary duplications in terms of personnel and functions.

This is a broad overview of an economic sector with massive potential, from which we must try to derive maximum benefit, by promoting synergies, developing cooperation and enjoying the benefits of shared experience.

We must promote modes of transport which are respectful of the environment, create synergy between the different modes of transport by means of intermodality and the logistical platforms necessary for creating transport as efficiently as possible.

For example, the idea of setting up networks of experts to exchange best practices and exploit synergies received considerable support during the public consultation.

The under-delivery of the cost-effectiveness targets in the first reference period (RP1) makes it the more vital that the targets set for RP2 have the effect of driving the formation of real, functioning Functional Airspace Blocks (FABs), realising synergies as well as eliminating the current areas of duplication between the 37 separate Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs).

The under-delivery of the cost-effectiveness targets in the first reference period (RP1) makes it the more vital that the targets set for RP2 be sufficiently realistic to have the effect of driving the formation of real, functioning Functional Airspace Blocks (FABs), realising synergies as well as eliminating the current areas of duplication between the 37 separate Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs).

The under-delivery of the un-ambitious cost-effectiveness targets in the first reference period (RP1) makes it the more vital that the targets set for RP2 be sufficient for having the effect of driving the formation of real, functioning Functional Airspace Blocks (FABs) and realising synergies, economies of scale as well as eliminating the current areas of costly and wasteful duplication between the 37 separate Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs).

The under-delivery of the un-ambitious cost-effectiveness targets in the first reference period (RP1) makes it the more vital that the targets set for RP2 be sufficient for having the effect of driving the formation of real, functioning Functional Airspace Blocks (FABs) and realising synergies, economies of scale as well as eliminating the current areas of duplication between the 37 separate Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs).

The EESC regrets that the European Commission did not present a coherent and coordinated strategy to the first session of the HLPF in order to facilitate better coordination and delivery of synergies both between EU Member States and between Member States and the EU institutions.

The Commission and the Beneficiary Member States, within their respective responsibilities, shall foster synergies and ensure effective coordination between the Programme and other Union programmes and instruments, and in particular with the measures financed by Union funds.

This approach looks to promote synergy and develop cultural creation, as much through the promotion of trans-sectoral activities involving a number of cultural sectors, as through supporting joint activities involving different Community programmes and policies (in particular those concerning education, youth, professional training, the structural funds, employment etc).

The introduction of co-financing would underpin the cohesive dimension of the scheme, ensure proper planning and reinforce synergies.

The question of how better to coordinate the work of these monitoring bodies so as to avoid duplication and to foster synergies is regularly discussed between the Commission and the Council of Europe.

This will help to exploit the potential synergies between them fully and to encourage their integrated development.

The statistical element of this information shall be developed, in collaboration with the relevant statistical authorities, using as necessary the Community Statistical Programme to promote synergy and avoid duplication.

Coordination at European level can facilitate the exchange of best practices, develop synergies and reduce negative spillovers.

In terms of cooperation activities, they should be better aligned with the components of the strategic partnership in order to promote positive synergies.