Traduction de «Zone d'aménagement limité » (Français → Anglais) :

restricted development area

tree-line [ tree line | timber-line | timber line ]

obstacle limitation surface

integrated coastal area management | integrated coastal management | integrated coastal zone management | integrated management of coastal zones | ICAM [Abbr.] | ICM [Abbr.] | ICZM [Abbr.]

protected area [ designated development area | designated development zone ]

fishing area [ fishing limits ]

timber line (1) | forest limit (2) | boundary of a forest (3) forest line (4)

forward edge of the battle area [ FEBA ]

7) The new Financial Instrument for Fisheries Guidance (FIFG) regulation also provides opportunities to support the collection of basic data and preparation of environmental management models for fisheries and aquaculture and for sustainable use of marine resources, with a view to drawing up integrated management plans for coastal areas; it also provides the possibility of funding a few pilot projects aimed at improving the links between fisheries/aquaculture and the ICZM process.

26. Notes that the potential of regions and rural areas is not confined to the natural resources that enable them to play a social and economic role, given that such areas are first and foremost a place where the food required in order to ensure food security is produced and that they provide key raw materials for industry and renewable energy generation on a sustainable basis, as well as constituting a source of environmental, ecological, landscape and tourism assets and non-material assets, including traditions and cultural features such as culinary heritage in the form of regional products; calls for balanced territorial development ...[+++]of rural areas in all regions of the EU that will empower local inhabitants and help to improve local conditions and links between rural and urban areas; points out that farming is the cornerstone of the rural economy and that farmers play a leading role in ensuring the vitality of this economy and in rural land development; considers that promoting regional labels by means of the CAP, both at EU level and in third countries, would offer economic advantages at local and regional level;

Soft non-structural measures should be prioritised, i.e. using natural processes to the maximum to reduce flood risks e.g. working with wetlands, maximising retention capacities at source, sustainable land use and spatial planning limiting exposure and vulnerability.

17. Notes that, owing to structural constraints (surface area, production volumes, self-financing capacity), many smallholdings do not have sufficient resources and cannot obtain a sufficient amount of aid to stay in business and/or be passed on to a successor; emphasises that, while the existing Community measures provide support for commercial and non-commercial activities of such holdings that are geared to quality and environmental requirements, they do not enable them to stay in business despite their non-commercial role of protecting the social fabric in rural areas and managing the land; considers that thought should be given to ...[+++] amending Article 33 of Regulation (EC) No 1257/1999, covering the adaptation and development of rural areas, so as to authorise support for this type of small holding, with a view to curbing the trend towards the economic and social devitalisation and depopulation of many of the Union's rural areas;