Traduction de «Gestionnaire principale de projet de construction » (Français → Anglais) :

construction project manager

Construction Site Safety Training Program - Construction/Maintenance/Project Management Safety Training -- for managers and supervisors

Aboriginal Affairs currently provides First Nations with up to 100 per cent of the capital funding for the construction of most community infrastructure projects, mainly schools and water projects.

Also Present: Ezio DiMillo, Acting Director General, Major Crown Projects, PWGSC; Rocque Gameiro, Director, Sir John A. Macdonald and Security Program, PWGSC; Paul Frame, Project Manager, West Block Program and Program Oversight, Parliamentary Precinct Branch, PWGSC; Jeffrey Meek, Project Manager, West Block Program and Program Oversight, Parliamentary Precinct Branch, PWGSC; Sophie Bolduc, Senior Project Coordinator, Architecture and LTVP Program Management Directorate, House of Commons; Suzanne Verville, Secretariat

33. Recalls that more than 25 % of Europe's biodiversity is located in the Western Balkans region; also recalls that the many small and large rivers and lakes – the largest being the Morača river and Lake Skadar – host many rare species; calls on the Montenegrin authorities to reconsider plans to build large-scale hydropower plants and to mainly rely on energy provided by such sources; recalls the need to draft a national energy strategy, which takes into account the many different renewable energy sources, including hydropower on a small scale; recalls the need to also respect the natural heritage enshrined in the constitution, which refers to Montenegro as an ecological state and the fact that natural heritage and tourism are two impo ...[+++]rtant pillars of the Montenegrin economy; urges the Montenegrin authorities to always conduct environmental and social impact assessments prior to any decision on the construction of new plants, in line with EU and international standards such as the Aarhus and Espoo conventions; urges the Montenegrin authorities further to engage in extensive and transparent public consultation processes, involving relevant civil society organisations when it comes to the planning of future hydropower plant projects, and to make relevant decisions, expert opinions and other documentation public;

33. Recalls that more than 25 % of Europe's biodiversity is located in the Western Balkans region; also recalls that the many small and large rivers and lakes – the largest being the Morača river and Lake Skadar – host many rare species; calls on the Montenegrin authorities to reconsider plans to build large-scale hydropower plants and to mainly rely on energy provided by such sources; recalls the need to draft a national energy strategy, which takes into account the many different renewable energy sources, including hydropower on a small scale; recalls the need to also respect the natural heritage enshrined in the constitution, which refers to Montenegro as an ecological state and the fact that natural heritage and tourism are two impo ...[+++]rtant pillars of the Montenegrin economy; urges the Montenegrin authorities to always conduct environmental and social impact assessments prior to any decision on the construction of new plants, in line with EU and international standards such as the Aarhus and Espoo conventions; urges the Montenegrin authorities further to engage in extensive and transparent public consultation processes, involving relevant civil society organisations when it comes to the planning of future hydropower plant projects, and to make relevant decisions, expert opinions and other documentation public;