Traduction de «Pratique d'approvisionnement écologique » (Français → Anglais) :

ECOLOGICAL REALITIES The Boreal Forest in Canada Climate Change and the Boreal Forest The World’s Boreal Forest Today: An Overview The " Working Forest" Table 1: Ownership, Allocation and Protected Area - Western Boreal Forest Forestry Practices Silvicultural Practices Mills and pollution Wood Supply and Cutting Rate Cumulative Impacts of Developments Table 2: Fisheries Act Enforcement Personnel - 1998. Recent Development in Sustainable Management of the Working Forest The " Forgotten" Forest The " Protected" Forest Provincial Protected Areas Parks Will Protected Areas Protect What is Important?

86. Points out that Fair Trade is a trading partnership based on dialogue, transparency and respect that seeks greater equity in international trade ; takes the view that Fair Trade is an example of a successful partnership, involving many stakeholders around the world and at different stages along a supply chain, that ensures market access for disadvantaged producers, guarantees sustainable livelihoods, respects labour standards, phases out child labour and encourages environmentally sustainable farming and production practices;

86. Points out that Fair Trade is a trading partnership based on dialogue, transparency and respect that seeks greater equity in international trade; takes the view that Fair Trade is an example of a successful partnership, involving many stakeholders around the world and at different stages along a supply chain, that ensures market access for disadvantaged producers, guarantees sustainable livelihoods, respects labour standards, phases out child labour and encourages environmentally sustainable farming and production practices;

- promoting a green public procurement policy, allowing environmental characteristics to be taken into account and the possible integration of environmental life cycle, including the production phase, concerns in the procurement procedures while respecting Community competition rules and the internal market, with guidelines on best practice and starting a review of green procurement in Community Institutions;

16.As we strengthen programs to increase the environmental awareness of consumers, both central and subnational governments should themselves adopt appropriate green procurement practices, thereby creating large markets for environmentally-friendly goods and services.

On the topic of eco-efficiency, I therefore recommend to the committee, first, that the Government of Canada adopt a green procurement program that gives the advantage to suppliers who can demonstrate advanced environmental responsibility; second, that the Government of Canada implement an environmental regime that gives recognition and encouragement to environmental leadership and voluntary action by individual companies; third, that the Government of Canada encourage the adoption of advanced environmental management systems by Canadian industry in the same way as European and United States government agencies are encouraging such practices; and, fourth, that ...[+++] all Canadian industrial and economic development strategies and programs, whether focused upon the domestic or the export markets, give priority to those companies and organizations that can demonstrate the highest standards of economic and environmental performance.