Traduction de «pêche professionnelle côtière » (Français → Anglais) :

37. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to guarantee appropriate vocational training in the field of aquaculture, boost the competitiveness of the sector and encourage the possible retraining of members of the professional fishing industry in alternative methods of managing aquatic environments, thus also helping to create secure jobs for young people in rural and coastal areas and in the outermost regions, and especially in regions that depend to a great extent on fisheries and aquaculture activities;

37. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to guarantee appropriate vocational training in the field of aquaculture, boost the competitiveness of the sector and encourage the possible retraining of members of the professional fishing industry in alternative methods of managing aquatic environments, thus also helping to create secure jobs for young people in rural and coastal areas and in the outermost regions, and especially in regions that depend to a great extent on fisheries and aquaculture activities;

37. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to guarantee appropriate vocational training in the field of aquaculture, boost the competitiveness of the sector and encourage the possible retraining of members of the professional fishing industry in alternative methods of managing aquatic environments, thus also helping to create secure jobs for young people in rural and coastal areas and in the outermost regions, and especially in regions that depend to a great extent on fisheries and aquaculture activities;

2. Stresses that small-scale fishing, by reason of its characteristics and its weight within the sector, has a pivotal role to play in achieving what should be the fundamental objectives of any fisheries policy: ensuring fish supplies to the public and the development of coastal communities, and promoting employment and improved living standards for fishing professionals, within a context of ensuring that resources are sustainable and are properly conserved;

5. Takes the view that, because women are participating fully in the process of diversification of the economy in communities which depend on inshore fishing, particularly in island or remote regions, as well as helping to maintain cultural traditions and practices specific to fishing communities, as long as it does not lead to gender discrimination, their work needs to be given both legal and social recognition and should be promoted and its value enhanced so as to permit women's full participation and career progress in the fishing industry, especially by making it easier to reconcile working life and family life and improving their ac ...[+++]cess to loans and training without any discrimination;

147 Operations by members of the trade, small-scale coastal fishing and inland fishing