Traduction de «Integrated Natural Resources Division » (Anglais → Français) :

In accordance with paragraph 24 of the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation on Sustainable Development adopted within the framework of the United Nations at the 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development, it is necessary to protect the natural resource base of economic and social development and reverse the current trend in natural resource degradation by managing the natural resource base in a sustainable and integrated manner.

the protection of natural resources and the cultural heritage, the protection and improvement of the natural environment of the regions, the preservation and development of natural assets and the protection and improvement of the built environment and cultural heritage, the development of effective, integrated, long-term strategies for sustainable development and the achievement of a fuller picture of natural resources and the cultural heritage and the way in which they can be integrated into ...[+++]transnational strategies successfully;

(db) the protection of natural resources and the cultural heritage, the protection and improvement of the natural environment of the regions, the preservation and development of natural assets and the protection and improvement of the built environment and cultural heritage, the development of effective, integrated, long-term strategies for sustainable development and the achievement of a fuller picture of natural resources and the cultural heritage and the way in which they can be integrated ...[+++]into transnational strategies successfully.

include in the indicators of project quality the integral nature of the projects, their multidisciplinary methodology and their capacity for enhancing the value of cultural resources of any kind;

include in the indicators of project quality the integral nature of the projects, their multidisciplinary methodology and their capacity for enhancing the value of cultural resources of any kind;

79. Further urges all parties concerned to recognise that nature protection is not achievable solely through the identification and protection of designated areas, but must also be based on general policies which stimulate sustainable economic activity both in the countryside and in urban areas (including recreational pursuits), encourage environmentally friendly agriculture and forestry and the development of the urban and industrial environments, integrate environmental considerations into the broad range of public policy wherever appropriate, most obviously in relation to transport and energy, reduce overall levels of air- and water-b ...[+++]ased pollution, preserve soil quality and other natural resources, and discourage forms of economic activity which lead to the destruction of valuable habitats (such as the draining of wetlands); to this end seek ways to avoid the reproduction of problems characteristic of the EU 15, problems associated with intensive farming, monoculture, displacement of agricultural labour, and a failure to take into account the general and economic value of biodiversity; such ways to include, inter alia, the broad exploitation of possibilities to counter such tendencies (and to encourage, for example, the survival of rural communities, smallholdings, traditional and ecologically friendly methods of field division - such as hedges, water channels and dry stone walls - rare breeds of domestic animal, and ecological corridors) offered by existing budgetary measures such as the EAGGF and the Community Instrument LEADER;