Traduction de «Rapport du grand axe au petit axe » (Français → Anglais) :

[23] Note, Article 7 provides that the list of major agglomerations, roads, rails and airports reported in 2005 needs to be reviewed when preparing the first strategic noise map, i.e. taking into account the latest situation in 2006.

Major agglomerations, roads, rail and airports

Such proposals should reflect the actual situation of the structure of industry, in particular the small and medium-sized enterprises. V. Explore the need for an adequate information base for decision making, in particular to evaluate the growth potential of environmental industries, both on the markets for end-of-pipe technology and for clean technologies. VI. Develop the methodologies for the quantitative and qualitative evaluation of the industrial competitiveness consequences of environmental policies and the environmental consequences of industrial activity and policies and in particular to present a proposal for future wo ...[+++]rk. VII. Support efforts with the appropriate resources and maximize the opportunities for enterprises to take part in promotion of the work on the eco-labelling scheme and other information intended for consumers. Strengthen in a cost-efficient manner and with the co-operation of Member states the efforts to promote environmental awareness among consumers. Present a regular progress report, in accordance with the Regulation, on the measures taken to ensure compliance with this scheme and the number of products covered by such a scheme. Present appropriate proposals for actions aiming at greater participation by SMEs in the Eco-management and audit scheme. VIII. Monitor the follow-up to any environmental recommendations relating to publicly funded schemes as set out in the 5th Environmental Programme. IX. Take the appropriate steps in co-operation with Member States to promote the implementation of Agenda 21 agreed at the Rio Conference and to work for a full consideration in the GATT of environment- related issues.

The main schemes are : - Conservation and forestry activities in critical areas; - Development of crop production by provision of agricultural inputs and strengthening of extension services; - Improvement of livestock productivity and support to sheep production; - Establishment of 570 hectares of small scale irrigation schemes and upgrading of 640 hectares of existing ones; - Development of rural infrastructure (water supply, access roads); - Implementation of a micro-projects Programme to meet population needs (markets, stores and shelters, etc.); - Support to institutions, including training; - Supply of Technical Assistance an ...[+++]d financing of studies/.

The major priorities for development involve adjusting and diversifying the agricultural sector, increasing the commercial value of forestry and the wood industry, developing small and medium-sized enterprises and craft industries, expanding tourism, upgrading the environment and the rural heritage, improving living conditions and developing human resources as a support to the various measures aided under the programmes.

Maybe it is because I am from a small province, but I have also heard that sometimes the smaller universities feel they are at a disadvantage, when it comes to getting some of the really large grants, compared to the larger universities that have more facilities on site.