Traduction de «natural growth asset » (Anglais → Français) :

21. Shares the view that environmental policy represents an important contribution to sustainable growth and employment and that the EU must take up a number of challenges related to natural resources and environment, such as climate change and environmental technologies; welcomes the focus given to environmental policies as an asset for growth, employment, competitiveness and, last but not least, the quality of life; supports th ...[+++]e Council's call for rapid implementation of the action plan for ecotechnology;

21. Shares the view that environmental policy represents an important contribution to sustainable growth and employment and that the EU must take up a number of challenges related to natural resources and environment, such as climate change and environmental technologies; welcomes the focus given to environmental policies as an asset for growth, employment, competitiveness and, last but not least, the quality of life; supports th ...[+++]e Council’s call for rapid implementation of the action plan for ecotechnology;

77. Considers better coordination between the requirements of economic growth and the environment to be an extremely important principle; stresses that integration of environmental policy into other fields of policy is a basic premise; calls, therefore, on the competent authorities to ensure that EU-funded projects and programmes, for example those aimed at the modernisation of infrastructure, particularly in the fields of energy and transport, give due regard to environmental considerations, taking account, inter alia, of use of renewable energy sources, the development of efficient public transport, especially by rail, and in particu ...[+++]lar the preservation of the extensive biodiversity of the candidate countries and integral natural areas and that environmentally destructive projects be disqualified; recognise that this biodiversity is a priceless asset which on the accession of the candidate countries will become part of the irreplaceable heritage of the European Union; recognise in practice that the biodiversity and the rich natural and cultural heritage of rural areas in the candidate countries could form the potential foundation of social and economic strategies based upon sustainable development; encourage activities which tend to minimise any harmful impact on landscape and nature, and maximise benefits, whilst preserving a rural population as well as biodiversity; establish to this end clear links between National Rural Development Plans and funds granted under SAPARD, and the priorities of the Birds and Habitats Directives, with particular regard to Natura 2000 sites, which should be the target of pilot agri-environment programmes;

7. natural growth of those natural assets that yield repeat products;

1.45. Examples of changes within category (a) are discovery or depletion of subsoil assets, and natural growth of non-cultivated biological resources.

Collectively, they are designed to provide a new understanding of a range of issues, notably the impact of business practices on employee outcomes; the evolution and causes of electronic connectedness and citizen participation in the use of communication technologies; the evolution of labour compensation; the impact of science and technology on economic growth and society; connections between economic growth and environmental sustainability; horizontal impacts of the natural ...[+++] resource sector; crime and victimization; the changing impact on Canada of immigration; the characteristics of immigrants who successfully integrate in the Canadian economy; factors affecting the successful integration of post-secondary graduates into the labour market; factors affecting seniors' quality of life and independence; and financial security—assets and debts—of Canadians, including who are and who are not accumulating private pensions.