Traduction de «change in costs » (Anglais → Français) :

Without decisive action, climate change could cost the world at least 5 % of GDP each year, and up to 20 % under some scenarios.

unforeseen changes in costs or revenues stemming from international agreements.

There is also a cost involved in abandoning climate change, a cost in abandoning the environment, and costs that are linked to public health, quality of life and our children's future.

12. UNDERLINES that addressing climate change has costs but also brings opportunities and incentives for innovation in support of the Lisbon Agenda goals of economic growth, full employment and sustainable development; NOTES that broader participation in efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is necessary to achieve the environmental objective and will contribute to mitigate economic adjustment costs and avoid distortions in competition; EMPHASISES that when evaluating costs and benefits of future climate change policies it is vital to include monetary, non-monetary and non-tangible aspects of climate change ...[+++] policies into both the costs of action (taking into account such aspects as technological developments, reduction potentials and consumption patterns) and the costs of inaction (such as damage from more frequent severe weather events, risks of abrupt climate change, loss of biodiversity, irreversible impacts, social and safety aspects and implications for other regions, and positive effects such as ancillary benefits and the contribution of technology innovation to competitiveness and economic growth); LOOKS FORWARD to the Commission’s report on costs and benefits in view of the 2005 Spring European Council consideration of medium and longer term emission reduction strategies, including targets".

4. Where the SNE proves that the place where he will pursue his principal activity after secondment has changed, removal costs to that new place may be reimbursed, but only up to the amount which would have been paid in the case of removal to the place of residence.

The European context in which COST cooperation has developed has undergone far-reaching changes since COST's inception in 1971, which means that the different factors involved in the changing European scientific and technical scene must be taken into account when endeavouring to map out the future of COST.