Significats de empower local en anglès

To make this happen central government must empower local government to take on a greater role.

How do we empower local people, working more collectively, in collaboration with local NGOs and others?

But, ladies and gentlemen, it must be genuinely sustainable agriculture that helps to empower local communities and small farmers.

Along with its commitment to ensuring that the Botswanan jewel is protected, the eco-lodge aims to empower local communities.

Opposition commitments to empower local government rarely survive a newly elected government's first sight of the Whitehall levers of power.

May said the proposals would "help spread growth beyond London and empower local businesses to create more, better-paying jobs".

Additionally, the rise of cheap, instantaneous global communications has also served to empower local communities as innovators and as whistle blowers.

The challenge will be to empower local reformers while retaining the commitment to national standards which has been a key driver of our public services.

This was especially concerning for them given their recent push towards empowering local manufacturing.

At last week's Kabul Conference, Karzai proposed empowering local militias.

Society empowers local councillors through the development plan process to zone land for development purposes.

This must involve a serious role for the voluntary community sector in conjunction with an empowered local authority.

Empowering local militas means civil war.

It will empower locals, community organisations and businesses as part of a shared mission to become a zero waste city.

The government's localism agenda could help here by empowering local authorities to better monitor and manage air quality in their communities.

We can go about this work by empowering local activists who are already making change, promoting transformation on the community level.