Traduction de «Viable vaccine » (Anglais → Français) :

20. Calls upon the Commission to address the use of mercury in the manufacture of vaccines, as also mentioned in the Council conclusions of 24 June 2005, and to evaluate this with a view to achieving a restriction of such use and a total ban, when appropriate and safe alternatives exist, and to support research into viable options for the future delivery of thiomersal-free multi-dose vaccines in developing countries;

20. Calls upon the Commission to address the use of mercury in the manufacture of vaccines, as also mentioned in the Council conclusions of 24 June 2005, and to evaluate this with a view to achieving a restriction of such use and a total ban, when appropriate and safe alternatives exist, and to support research into viable options for the future delivery of thiomersal-free multi-dose vaccines in developing countries;

20. Calls upon the Commission to address the use of mercury in the manufacture of vaccines, as also mentioned in the Council conclusions of 24 June 2005, and to evaluate this with a view to achieving a restriction of such use and a total ban, when appropriate and safe alternatives exist, and to support research into viable options for the future delivery of thiomersal-free multi-dose vaccines in developing countries;

to pursue actions on a Community scale as well as on a global scale, taking into account the existing international legal framework as well as international trade rules, and the adoption of appropriate legal instruments, to address residual uses of mercury in the Community, for example in dental amalgam and vaccines, to develop viable techniques for a further reduction of mercury emissions from the combustion of fuels and to replace the use of mercury in gold mining, to address the safe storage or disposal of mercury from the chlor-alkali industry, to implement best available techniques inter alia in line with the IPPC Directive, for fur ...[+++]ther reduction of mercury emissions from combustion processes, to share with actors inside and outside the Community the common vision of the strategy, its principles, goals and related objectives and to actively participate in its further development and to share the responsibility for its implementation, taking also voluntary initiatives from industry into account, to ensure transparency and openness that has characterised the process up until now, to recognise the importance of public awareness, communication and education for the further implementation of the strategy, to achieve ownership and long-term political commitment by all stakeholders for the goals and objectives of the strategy, to address priorities on mercury research and technology, to support countries with economies in transition and developing countries with a high dependency on solid fuels, like coal, in promoting the clean and efficient use of fuels;

It must be ensured, in this context, that vaccinated animals and their products are commercially viable, in other words, that they can be marketed without any trade barriers.