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Participatory democracy and the European constitution

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3.3 Participatory democracy elected representatives as multipliers

5.2 Participatory governance for Sustainable Development

2.13 Civil society the participatory aspect should be reinforced

Participatory monitoring in the fight against IUU fishing

Senegal shall inform the EU of the outcome of the legal proceedings within eight days of the judgment being delivered.

for the amount of the remaining balance, if the penalty is a fine which is lower than the amount of the bank security.

The vessel and its crew shall be authorised to leave the port once the penalty has been paid in a compromise procedure, or once the bank security has been deposited.

In order to strengthen the fight against IUU fishing, masters of Union vessels shall report the presence of any vessels in the Liberian fishing zone engaged in activities which may constitute IUU fishing, seeking for as much information as possible about what has been sighted.

3.13 Civil society the participatory aspect should be strongly reinforced

The Commission's aims with regard to the sharing economy

4.10 Participatory foresight with a view to shared diagnosis and greater mutual trust

Implementation of the Lisbon Treaty participatory democracy and the Citizens' Initiative (Art.

4.7 ITA, participatory governance, the social partners and civil society

5.4 The work of Albanian civil society is hindered by limited participatory democracy.

Côte d'Ivoire may authorise the Union to take part in inspections as an observer.

The implementation of the Lisbon Treaty participatory democracy and the citizens' initiative (Article 11)

Implementation of the Lisbon Treaty participatory democracy and the Citizens' Initiative (Article 11)

The implementation of the Lisbon Treaty participatory democracy and the citizens' initiative (Article 11)

The implementation of the Lisbon Treaty participatory democracy and the citizens' initiative (Article 11)

The project would be decentralized and rely on a diverse, self managed, open and participative world community.

(representative democracy as the model by which authority is conferred at national level and participative democracy as the model for deliberative cooperation at Community level).

1.14 The work ahead can be described as a test of our participatory democracy.

1.5 The process ahead can be described as a major test of our participatory democracy.

3.8 The EESC sees this as an important reform which strengthens participatory democracy.

4.1 Participatory democracy is a key component of the European social model and of European governance.

1.6 Lastly, it must redefine its own role and shape a credible thesis for representative democracy.

These programmes have, therefore, been important channels for participative democracy, the rationale of the citizen for Europe.

4.14 The Committee knows from long experience that participatory governance must be based on transparency, knowledge and monitoring.

4.5.3 In this context, the EESC has a particular responsibility in bringing participatory democracy to life.

10.12 The establishment of strong civil society organisations and an active participatory democracy are also key prerequisites for the achievement of stability and prosperity.

10.14 The establishment of strong civil society organisations and an active participatory democracy are also key prerequisites for the achievement of stability and prosperity.

3.3 It is of fundamental importance to ensure that the European Union operates transparently and to strengthen participatory democracy.

4.7 The Committee strongly believes that participatory governance requires a political framework and an organisational and procedural structure in order to become operative.

1.5 The Committee strongly believes that participatory governance requires a well thought out organisational and procedural structure in order to become effective and achieve the desired objectives.

2.11 Public private partnerships (PPPs) should be consolidated with a view to a more participatory European strategy.

4.2 The EESC calls for a thorough and participatory review of the implementation of the Disability strategy, including by setting new goals and objectives.

4.2 The EESC calls for a thorough and participatory review of the implementation of the Disability strategy, including by setting new goals and objectives.

4.8 The Committee recommends that best practice examples from Member States with strong, integrative sustainable development policies should be considered when designing participatory governance mechanisms.

5.9 As the EESC has noted previously2, participatory governance requires a good organisational and procedural structure in order to be effective and for the desired objectives to be achieved.

Participatory procedures24 have been used successfully at national and regional level some issues may benefit from European level debates.

5.7 As the EESC has noted previously6, participatory governance requires a good organisational and procedural structure in order to be effective and for the desired objectives to be achieved.

5.8 As the EESC has noted previously6, participatory governance requires a good organisational and procedural structure in order to be effective and for the desired objectives to be achieved.