Traduction de «net economy » (Anglais → Français) :

invest in local food systems in order to boost rural economies and ensure decent jobs, equitable social safety nets and labour rights, to improve arrangements for democratic scrutiny of access to resources, including farmers’ seeds, and to ensure the effective engagement of small-scale producers in policy processes and implementation; stresses in particular that NAFSN must encourage the establishment of domestic processing industries in the agriculture sector and the improvement of food storage techniques, and must strengthen the lin ...[+++]k between agriculture and trade so as to build local, national and regional markets that benefit family farmers and provide quality food for consumers at accessible prices.

27. Believes that the development of a European digital economy requires a sufficient level of competition and plurality of service providers, and stresses that the presence of network effects allows for the creation of monopolies and oligopolies; supports the Commission’s efforts in preventing market abuses and upholding consumers’ interests; encourages the Commission to remove barriers to entering the digital economy in sectors with few dominant players, except where needed for prudential purposes or to protect consumers’ rights; calls on the Commission to combat discriminatory practices in all sectors of the digital economy, includ ...[+++]ing online shopping and online payments, search and social networks, and net neutrality, as a further way of opening the market to competition;

9. Believes it is crucial, in order to maximise the net job potential of the green economy, that we provide our existing workforce with proper opportunities to acquire the new skills needed for the circular economy;

14. Stresses the significant employment potential of the circular economy; highlights the fact that improving resource efficiency could create between 1.4 and 2.8 million jobs in Europe, and that transitioning to an economy based on the durability and reparability of products can create jobs along the whole product lifecycle in the sectors of maintenance, repair, upgrade and reuse; emphasises that waste prevention, ecodesign, reuse and similar measures could bring net savings of EUR 600 billion, or 8 % of annual turnover, for businesses in the EU, while reducing total annual greenhouse gas emissions by 2-4 %;

9. Believes it is crucial, in order to maximise the net job potential of the green economy, that we provide our existing workforce with proper opportunities to acquire the new skills needed for the circular economy;

12. Points out that the EU ‘Telecoms’ regulatory framework aims to promote freedom of expression, non-discriminatory access to content, applications and services, and effective competition, and therefore that any measure in the area of net neutrality should, alongside existing competition law, aim to tackle anti-competitive practices that may emerge, and should lead to investment and facilitate innovative business models for the online economy;