Traduction de «Politiques du secteur minier » (Français → Anglais) :

extractive sector strategies | mining sector protocols | mining sector guidelines | mining sector policies

mining and construction machinery field salesman | mining and construction machinery technical field sales representative | senior technical sales engineer in mining and construction machinery | technical sales representative in mining and construction machinery

The Northern Mineral Sector: a Framework for Discussion [ The Northern Mineral Sector ]

coping with challenging circumstances in the mining sector | responding positively to difficult work situations | cope with challenging circumstances in the mining sector | respond positively to difficult work situations

extractive sector

Sysmin Scheme

Streamlining Environmental Regulation for Mining [ Streamlining Environmental Regulation for Mining: Final Report ]

Community programme of assistance and cooperation with non-member countries in the field of the formulation and implementation of energy policy | Multiannual Programme to promote international cooperation in the energy sector | programme to promote international cooperation in the energy sector | Programme to promote international coperation in the energy sector | Synergy [Abbr.]

mining development sector

8. Recalls the primary importance of the principle of Policy Coherence for Development; urges the Commission and the Member States, therefore, to ensure that human rights are genuinely protected in the remit of any agreements concluded or revised with developing countries, through binding human rights clauses; recommends a procedure for consultation between the parties, detailing the political and legal mechanisms to be used in the event of a request for bilateral cooperation to be suspended, but also a warning mechanism and process for descriptive and evaluation purposes; insists that the Commission conduct systematic human rights im ...[+++]pact assessments of trade and investment agreements to help ensure effective enforcement of human rights; urges that the genuine enforcement of GSP Plus be implemented alongside a suitable transparent reporting mechanism and funding for civil society monitoring; calls on the Commission and the EEAS to support legal frameworks and initiatives aimed at transparency and good governance of mining and other resource sectors;

42. Embraces the Africa Mining Vision according to which an environmentally and socially responsible, transparent and inclusive mining sector, which provides lasting benefits to communities, is essential for addressing the adverse impacts of the mining sector and avoiding conflicts induced by mineral exploitation; calls in this context for transparent and participatory governance processes, at all levels, to assess the environmental and social impacts of mining;

26. Considers that transparency and public scrutiny in the mining sector are crucial to efficient mining management and to making public the activities and revenues of mining and exporting companies;

65. Points out that the governance problem in the resource sector has been addressed almost entirely by voluntary initiatives, the most prominent being the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative that attempts to improve information transparency; observes, however, that although necessary, EITI is not sufficient to address the wider problem of corruption and bribery in the extractive sector; notes also that the UN Framework on Business and Human Rights (protect, respect, access to remedy) is not yet specific with regard to ext ...[+++]ractive industries and resources; in this respect, takes the view that there is a need to add specific provisions on extractive industries to the UN Framework on Business and Human Rights and that a first step might be to appoint a UN Human Rights Council special rapporteur on that issue, with a mandate to assess and develop recommendations;