Übersetzung für "Kooperationsländer" in Englisch

The number of cooperation countries is to be further reduced.

A shortage of skilled workers at a time of high unemployment, however, is symptomatic for many of our cooperation countries.

Many of the countries with which the German government engages in development cooperation are affected by conflicts, violence and instability.

This frequently results in the list of cooperation countries becoming longer.

The cooperation countries must invest in human resources in order to maintain a workforce.

We support our partner countries in

It supports partner countries in elaborating sustainable and equitable methods of financing health systems.

More than half of all the countries in which Germany is involved in development cooperation are affected by armed conflict and fragility.

Second, Proklima is introducing environmentally friendly technologies for cooling and insulation to the market in cooperation countries.

We support our cooperation countries in establishing sustainable and efficient energy systems, thus making a major contribution to the fight against climate change.

Many of the countries with which we cooperate are currently seeking to increase the transparency of their training systems and labour markets and to create frameworks for a clear qualifications system.

Germany has agreed with more than half of its partner countries to make "Democracy, civil society, governance" a priority area of development cooperation.

Technical ande vocational education and training as well as services in the labour market must be designed to make our cooperation countries more attractive as sites for modern technologies.

Germany advises the governments of its partner countries on launching reforms in various fields of action, drawing up national strategies and action plans, and strengthening decentralised structures.

At the policy level, German experts assist the governments of partner countries in drawing up reform strategies and drafting the appropriate laws and regulations.

Germany not only supports its partner countries in developing educational content and methods, it also promotes the systematic evaluation of education programmes.

On the contrary: In 65Â per cent of the countries with which we have cooperation programs, there is an increased or immediate potential for fragility, conflict and violence.

The report illustrates how international partnerships develop over time. It also lists the preferred countries for cooperation according to the discipline of the prize recipients.

The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) has agreed with about two thirds of its cooperation countries to make democracy, civil society and public administration a priority area of cooperation.

Germany is assisting its partner countries in developing stable democratic and rule-of-law structures, aspects which are essential in order to protect human rights effectively.

It is the task of development policy to support the cooperation countries in peace development: through crisis prevention, conflict management and peace promotion.

Germany also advises its partner countries in development cooperation on good governance and on establishing suitable institutions.

Germany advises its partner countries on, among other things, legal and policy reforms that set gender equality in education on a sound legal footing.

By ratifying the 1989 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, Germany and almost all its partner countries have pledged to create enabling frameworks to protect children and young people, and foster their development and participation.

Yet, many of the partner countries in Germany's development cooperation activities have politicised, centralist and low-performing administrations, which makes it difficult to implement pro-poor projects.

In terms of joint publications and joint research projects, the leading partner countries are the USA, UK, Norway and Russia.

Germany supports its partner countries in pursuing national and international education objectives and is increasingly positioning itself in the global education agenda.

That is why more and more cooperation countries now concentrate on establishing a national qualification framework for all types of training.