Übersetzung für "Organisational topics" in Deutsch

Monthly meetings of associates and junior associates on business and organisational topics.

Besides environment protection, sustainability and ecology, the curriculum also includes organisational and economic topics.

The coming weeks will predominantly be used for the clarification of organisational topics such as training courses and the formation of a RAICO competence team in Gaobeidian.

My experience is that the "soft" organisational topics of power, belonging and culture which are often overlooked, can quickly become the "hard" facts and barriers when executing change.

Using their newly acquired skills, they have since gone on to provide one-week extension courses to more than 2,500 farmers in the Farmer Business Schools, instruct around 100 processing firms in CEFE and related methods (in one to two-week training courses) and more than 550 people in various technical and organisational topics.

Marc Beishon is a health, science and technology journalist who has written many articles for Cancer World magazine, as well as conducting many interviews with leading oncologists, other health professionals and patient advocates on both organisational and scientific topics, from regulation to rare cancers to survivorship and shared decision-making.

Moreover, Expert Conferences are continuously organised on specific topics of regional politics.

Find out more about the Office, the Organisation and related topics.

An overview about and organises topics and interests in (sub) Groups within the network.

Under the civil society dialogue, the Commission will examine how to support twinning between EU and Turkish cities, with a view to improving their mutual knowledge, developing common projects, organising seminars on topics of common interest, and encouraging participation at grass-roots level.

However, the programme does not aim at formal or informal learning which is covered by the Erasmus for All Programme, but focuses on fostering peer and accelerated learning among cultural organisations on topics where the sector faces key challenges.

Of the 113 proposals received, the Commission selected for funding 10 projects from a range of public and private sector nature and/or environment organisations, tackling topics such as biodiversity, climate change, waste and water.

Of the 146 proposals received, the Commission selected for funding 15 projects from a range of public and private sector nature and/or environment organisations, tackling topics such as biodiversity, climate change, waste and water.

Since 2009, the group, which is composed of 21 members, has drawn up opinions and organised hearings, on topics as diverse as inclusive citizenship for immigrants, labour migration and mobility in the European Union, inclusion of migrant women in the labour market, priorities of the Greek Presidency in the field of migration and integration policy, loss of European citizenship, the contribution of migrant entrepreneurs to economy, and integration of immigrants into society and the labour market.