Traduction de «Un avenir de pluralité énergétique problèmes et défis » (Français → Anglais) :

16. Takes the view that cohesion policy should remain a Community policy in accordance with the Treaty and the solidarity principle, and therefore rejects all attempts to renationalise this policy; considers that the necessary financial resources for cohesion policy must be guaranteed in the future in order to deal with the anticipated new challenges, which have a major territorial impact; notes that, in addition to economic and social cohesion, challenges resulting from demographic changes, urban concentration, segregation, migratory movements, necessary adjustment to globalisation, climate change, the necessity to guarantee energy su ...[+++]pplies, and the slow catch-up process of rural areas must be addressed;

F. whereas increased financial resources for cohesion policy must be guaranteed in the future in order to deal with the anticipated new challenges, which have an important territorial impact, such as demographic change, urban concentration, segregation, migratory movements (which are particularly problematic for rural and peripheral areas), adjustment to globalisation, climate change, energy supply, and the slow catch-up process of rural areas; whereas these challenges can be dealt with only if the great significance of cohesion policy is recognised for this purpose in the future;

F. whereas increased financial resources for cohesion policy must be guaranteed in the future in order to deal with the anticipated new challenges, which have an important territorial impact, such as demographic change, urban concentration, segregation, migratory movements (which are particularly problematic for rural and peripheral areas), adjustment to globalisation, climate change, energy supply, and the slow catch-up process of rural areas; whereas these challenges can be dealt with only if the great significance of cohesion policy is recognised for this purpose in the future;

F. whereas increased financial resources for cohesion policy must be guaranteed in the future in order to deal with the anticipated new challenges, which have an important territorial impact, such as demographic change, urban concentration, segregation, migratory movements (which are particularly problematic for rural and peripheral areas), adjustment to globalisation, climate change, energy supply, and the slow catch-up process of rural areas; whereas these challenges can be dealt with only if the great significance of cohesion policy is recognised for this purpose in the future;

It considers recent developments of the European transport policy, identifies challenges that the EU will face in the future, proposes policy objectives to address the emerging challenges in the transport sector, and suggests how the objectives can be achieved.

These estates represent a challenge to urban sustainability, with their large scale and the urgent need to tackle low energy efficiency, poor maintenance and related health issues.