Feb 11, 2010 06:54
14 yrs ago
Japanese term

実施主体

Japanese to English Other Other term for the organizing body of an event
Can anyone please help with the appropriate English equivalent for 実施主体? In this particular case, it is the title for the founder and organizer of an event.

Literally 実施主体 is something like "executing body" or "implementation entity," but is there a generally accepted term?

One often sees it followed by 主催 (organizer), 共催 (co-organizer), etc.

Thanks for your input!
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3 responsable organization

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Its literal translation must be "executing body" or "implementation body", but I am afraid that there is no appropriate equivalent English. Therefore, it must be better not to translate it literally. For example, if you translate "そのイベントの実施主体は市です", you should say, "The event is organised by the municipality", "The municipality organises the event", or "The municipality is responsible for the event", rather than saying, "The executing body for the event is the municipality".
Note from asker:
Thank you, Tsubohara-san.
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agree Pierrick Jaouen, CFA
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responsable organization

http://www.greengold.on.ca/publications/ssm.html

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Note added at 23 hrs (2010-02-12 05:55:48 GMT)
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Yes.


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Note added at 23 hrs (2010-02-12 06:00:04 GMT)
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http://ziddy.japan.zdnet.com/qa1828945.html
http://www.city.shizuoka.jp/deps/sigaiti/3400event-space.htm...
Note from asker:
Thank you, cinefil-san. In the case of the document you referenced, wouldn't the meaning of responsible organization be closer to something like "責任ある組織"?
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