Traduction de «Zone plus urbanisée » (Français → Anglais) :

24. Stresses the need to ensure that, as part of environmental impact assessment, all building permits and urban plans take into account different adaptation scenarios to prevent investments in incompatible infrastructure; points out that in many cases it would be more appropriate not to develop vulnerable areas, or to renaturate already developed areas, than to construct defences to prepare for adverse climate effects;

24. Stresses the need to ensure that, as part of environmental impact assessment, all building permits and urban plans take into account different adaptation scenarios to prevent investments in incompatible infrastructure; points out that in many cases it would be more appropriate not to develop vulnerable areas, or to renaturate already developed areas, than to construct defences to prepare for adverse climate effects;

24. Stresses the need to ensure that, as part of environmental impact assessment, all building permits and urban plans take into account different adaptation scenarios to prevent investments in incompatible infrastructure; points out that in many cases it would be more appropriate not to develop vulnerable areas, or to renaturate already developed areas, than to construct defences to prepare for adverse climate effects;

However, in the past 50 years, the growth of urban areas across Europe was even larger than that of the resident population.

In more urban areas, average speeds are in the range of 512 and 1,000 kbps.

25. Calls for the Structural Funds to be used, inter alia, to reinforce judicial bodies (with the aim of contributing to the normal functioning of basic justice at a level closer to the citizen) and law enforcement agencies; urges that the recommended measures not be confined to large cities but be applied also in less urbanized areas; notes in particular the great contribution the civil population can make to combating organized crime (strengthening people's sense of civic responsibility, building greater confidence between the police and the resident population, increasing citizens' willingness to work with the police) and points out ...[+++] what influence a comprehensive and consistent social, youth and education policy or restructuring and revitalization of urban area or bodies, such as social workers and neighbourhood groups, might have upon the prevention of organized crime;