Rfa

FRG : Public policies implemented by independent organizations The originality of Germany’s administrative co-operation machinery lies in the implémentation of assistance by independent organizations governed mainly by private law (including political foundations financed by the government and affiliated to the major political parties). It currently covers three priority areas : initial and ongoing civil service training, government finance, and local and régional authorities. Other priorities earmarked for the future include environmental protection. Decision-makers, future administrators and teachers are the main beneficiaries of this assistance ; in future, it will be extended to include middle-ranking technicians

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