MONITORING

Monitoring 1.

Monitoring and Follow-up

Monitoring of implementation

Monitoring and surveys

Monitoring shall be achieved by the following tools:

Monitoring and Monitoring Indicators

Monitoring Implementation of the Agreement

Monitoring of the implementation of the Convention

Monitoring and co-operation

− monitoring and evaluating the programmes,

Monitoring of patient after heart transplantation

Monitoring of implementation and final provisions

Monitoring the loan and the project

Such monitoring is at the same time also an element of changes.

Follow-up tasks implementation and ensuring of work quality

Follow-up of the patients after loop diathermy conization of the uterine cervix

Monitoring the status and conditions for the participation of women and men in sports

Monitoring abatement procedures will include:

Return of sensation is difficult to evaluate in children.

The monitoring and auditing of hazardous activities and the carrying out of inspections.

Monitoring the development personal, professional and managerial skills of nurses

Follow-up and evaluation of the efficacy of all ways of communication and education programmes in order to achieve the highest possible level of public health.

Monitoring of chemical, biological and physical risk factors with integration of data on internal and official control.

Monitoring shall be carried out by reference to physical, environmental and financial indicators and include data to demonstrate that Community funds have not replaced funding available in the Republic of Slovenia.

Monitoring of those at risk (using information on attendance, performance and involvement in school activities) should be linked to interventions to improve outcomes and prevent dropout.

Monitoring of the commitment and disbursement of expenditure and of the establishment and collection of income shall be carried out by a financial controller from an official audit body of one of the Member States who shall be appointed by the Management Board, acting unanimously, and shall be accountable to it.

Monitoring and surveys are also an important tool for improving insights into effects of a given policy and verifiability of this effects, not only through measurements of quantitative changes but also through monitoring the changes in the public opinion and attitude towards gender equality.

Monitoring and assessing the employment and career record of potential women applicants for high, leading and management positions is of particular importance to identify obstacles in respect of low representation of women in these positions in the economy, trade unions and associations and other organisations.

Monitoring and research of the reproductive health of women and men and cooperation of different professions is of the utmost importance in formulating the policies of protection and improvement of the population` s reproductive health with the emphasis on those fields where the health of women and men is particularly threatened.

Monitoring of catches

Monitoring

Monitoring

Monitoring of implementation

Monitoring implementation

Monitoring in bovine animals

environmental monitoring

monitoring and evaluation.

Monitoring of Credit Risks

Monitoring in other animals

Monitoring in ovine and caprine animals

Monitoring of and Hedging Against Risks

Monitoring the security of the port facility

Monitoring of the use of fishing gear

monitoring examinations pursuant to Article 6,

Monitoring multiannual guidance programmes

Monitoring in animals slaughtered for human consumption

Monitoring in animals not slaughtered for human consumption

abort speed monitoring if movement supervision is violated

monitoring and analysing developments in areas relevant to the CFSP;