Traduction de «Zone d'exploitation extensive » (Français → Anglais) :

45. Takes the view that rural tourism and agritourism should be properly supported, being sectors that improve the quality of life, bring economic and income-source diversity to rural areas, create jobs in these regions, keep people there and thus prevent depopulation and establish a direct link with the promotion of traditional, ecological and natural food products; observes, in this respect, the importance of ensuring full access to the transport network and to the Internet and IT infrastructure in these areas; believes that this will help to achieve the objective of promoting new forms of tourism, extending the tourist seasons and r ...[+++]edistributing tourism activities between areas of high tourism concentration and areas with strong but insufficiently exploited tourism potential;

Finally, as regards the Mediterranean Sea itself and the coastal lagoons, as well as the wetlands around them, we must seek to ensure greater respect for the environment so that fishing can continue to develop, particularly in the lagoons, such as the Etang de Thau, whose Category A status it is absolutely essential to preserve. Only in this way is it possible to allow the continuation of extensive fishing, constantly taking into account health criteria which correspond to an environment of excellent quality, thereby avoiding any deterioration which would certainly occur if we encouraged only activities taking place out of the water, in ...[+++]particular the cleaning of shellfish.

These areas are spatially limited parts of reconstruction areas which are designated under the Reconstruction Law as being primarily for housing or nature conservation and in which the expansion, re-establishment or new establishment of intensive livestock farming is not possible

(1g) Only widespread milk production will continue to ensure extensive agricultural land use, particularly in grassland and disadvantaged areas; extensive agricultural land use is the only way of preventing the formation of steppe, woodland and scrub, as well as the rural exodus.

Only widespread milk production will continue to ensure extensive agricultural land use, particularly in grassland and disadvantaged areas; extensive agricultural land use is the only way of preventing the formation of steppe, woodland and scrub, as well as the rural exodus.

2. The competent authority may extend the measures provided for in paragraph 1 beyond the zone referred to in point (c) thereof if, on account of the geographical, ecological or meteorological situation or of movements to or from the holding where the disease has been confirmed, there are grounds for suspecting an extension of African horse sickness.