Traduction de «Wood framework » (Anglais → Français) :

20. Stresses the support that the EU framework programmes for research, development and innovation can provide in achieving smart and sustainable growth, higher added-value products, cleaner technology and a high degree of technology, in particular in refined biofuels and industrial building in wood, but also the automotive and textile industries, while not forgetting those traditional high-value usages that still have huge growth potential, such as using wood in construction and packaging.

(6a) The accounting rules should appropriately reflect the positive contribution of greenhouse gas storage in wood and wood-based products and should contribute to greater use of forests as a resource, within a framework of sustainable forest management, and to increased use of wood products.

6. Calls, ahead of the forthcoming meetings on the reform of the Bretton Woods institutions, for a strengthening of multilateral cooperation in order to stabilise capital flows, including more stringent disclosure requirements and strict regulation of institutional actors investing in food and energy; calls for the establishment of rules on transparent income reporting by and effective taxation of transnational corporations; calls for the strengthening of worldwide tax cooperation and the setting-up of an International Tax Organisation; calls for a multilateral facility to be set up within the IMF in order to help developing economies ...[+++] confronted with large capital outflows in the context of the global financial crisis, including a multilateral guarantee framework; calls for a reform of the governance of the Bretton Woods institutions;

To protect the structural integrity of a wooden enclosure, the framework should either be of a type of wood which the animals will not chew or protected with mesh and a non-toxic treatment.

Within the framework of the Wine Management Committee, there has been an exchange of views on the technical rules applying to the use of wood shavings, and the Commission’s proposal has won the support of most Member States.

8. Stresses that wood, as a raw material, has unique properties which make it a genuinely renewable and recoverable natural resource; points out that increasing the use of wood, for example in the construction, paper, packaging and energy sectors, can contribute to replacing the use of non-renewable natural resources and expand the carbon cycle; considers, therefore, that sustainable use of wood with due respect for biodiversity and social equity can play a part in the EU’s ability to fulfil its commitments under the United Nations Framework Convention on Clima ...[+++]te Change and the Kyoto Protocol.