Traduction de «Recycling and Environmental Action Planning Society » (Anglais → Français) :

deliver environmental action plans | execute environmental management plans | facilitate implementation of environmental actions plans | implement environmental action plans

The BEAR Society [ Banff Environmental Action and Research Society ]

National Environmental Action Plan | NEAP [Abbr.]

National Environmental Action Plan | NEAP [Abbr.]

Action plan on ageing well in the information society | Ageing Well Action Plan | Ageing Well in the Information Society Action Plan

- The proposal for the framework programme 2002-2006 on research and development identifies amongst the proposed priorities for community action "information society technologies" (with specific references to the knowledge based society and technologies for learning ) and "citizens and governance in the European knowledge society" (with specific references to education and training).Programmes to foster technological development and competitiveness: TE ...[+++]N-Telecom, promoting the deployment of trans-European services based on advanced telecommunications networks; eContent, supporting for the development of the digital content market and, more specifically, public-sector information resources and language technology; Go Digital, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in their 'e-business' strategies, by using existing community programmes and initiatives; and an action plan in the field of standardisation, dealing with eLearning-related issues and accessibility for everyone.

In the 1990s, almost every Candidate Country undertook some form of national environmental planning and priority-setting exercise, resulting in National Environmental Strategies or National Environmental Action Programmes.

The Plan also builds on the commitments made in the Communication on a Global Partnership for Sustainable Development [5] and in the 6th Community Environmental Action Plan.

3. Stresses that improving resource use through better design requirements, and through waste legislation that ensures upward movement in the waste hierarchy (thereby fostering waste prevention, reuse, preparation for reuse and recycling), could bring substantial net savings for EU businesses, public authorities and consumers, estimated at EUR 600 billion, or 8 % of annual turnover, while also reducing total annual greenhouse gas emissions by 2-4 %; emphasises that increasing resource productivity by 30 % by 2030 could boost GDP by nearly 1 % and create 2 million additional sustainable jobs; recalls that resource efficiency is a priority objective o ...[+++]f the 7th Environmental Action Programme, which emphasises the need to stimulate production and consumer demand for environmentally sustainable products and services through policies that promote their availability, affordability, functionality and attractiveness; emphasise that resource scarcity requires aiming at the absolute decoupling in order maintain resource use and GDP increase within the biophysical limits of the planet;