Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

convocatoria en tiempo y forma

English translation:

timely and targeted call for participation

Added to glossary by Lydianette Soza
Apr 14, 2016 22:42
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Spanish term

convocatoria en tiempo y forma

Spanish to English Other International Org/Dev/Coop Project report
A continuación una lista de actividades realizadas por un proyecto:

• Disposición y capacidad profesional del personal
• Financiamiento
• Organización del proyecto
• Dotación de materiales, convocatoria en tiempo y forma, disposición de los participantes y motivación de los facilitadores


Inicialmente pensaba en traducirlo como "convenance power in due time and proper form" pero creo que me estaría desviando del sentido original del documento.

Alguna sugerencia.

Proposed translations

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timely and targeted call for participation

I understand "forma" to refer to the way in which the call is targeted in order to achieve a response.
Peer comment(s):

agree Gillian Holmes
4 hrs
Thanks, Holmsie!
agree lugoben
20 hrs
Thank you!
agree Karen Vincent-Jones (X)
2 days 11 hrs
Thanks, Karen!
agree Robert Carter : As David's comment below says, and as I found after more research, this is perfectly standard, good to know!
10 days
Thanks, Robert. Very gracious of you!
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1 hr

timely and appropriate participation recruitment

I get the feeling this is about drumming up community interest in a project.
I had a document with similar wording recently and had a real headache with the various instances of "convocatoria". As I remember, I actually used "invitation to participate" and "participation drive" in my own translation, but wasn't too keen on these either.
I think "participation recruitment" might be a good way to go here.

PARTICIPATION RECRUITMENT FOR PROJECT OCTAGON
We are looking to recruit individuals who are dedicated and enthusiastic about taking part in a one-off, large-scale event, which will be directed by an award-winning team.

http://www.royalexchange.co.uk/participation-recruitment-for...

I also think "timely and appropriate" or "timely and effective" would be reasonable equivalents in this case, as I think it means the recruitment was done in good time and according to proper standards for this type of project.

I'd be interested in hearing other opinions though, as "convocatoria" is one of those words I always have to think too hard about.
Peer comment(s):

agree Andy Watkinson : We'd all live more happily if "convocatoria", "alta" and "valorizar" were done away with.
2 hrs
Thanks, Andy, don't forget "intervenir" :-)
neutral Muriel Vasconcellos : I think 'recruitment' is redundant here and makes the phrase difficult to understand. I had to read it twice to figure it out. You have two similar words in the focus of information instead of one.
3 hrs
Thanks, Muriel, but I really don't care for "call". I think "recruit" works better, in the sense of "persuade", "bring together" or "assemble". I certainly don't think it's redundant, at any rate. What's hard to understand about it?
agree neilmac : Maybe 'organization' (more general) rather than recruitment per se? Oops, just noticed it's in the previous line. Maybe just drop "recruitment", as per Mu?
8 hrs
Thanks, Neil.
agree Karen Vincent-Jones (X) : I agree with Muriel that this is hard to understand. Recruitment of participants, maybe?
2 days 15 hrs
Thanks, Karen.
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2 hrs

call for participants/participation in good time and in an appropriate manner

https://www.epicpeople.org/.../call-for-participation/
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Note added at 6 hrs (2016-04-15 05:06:42 GMT)
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perfectly standard teminology IMO
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Reference comments

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Peer comments on this reference comment:

agree MarinaM
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neutral Robert Carter : Same words, but a rather different context here, Richard.
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