Traduction de «regroupement politique local » (Français → Anglais) :

local political club

Working Party on Local Policy

Local Risk Assessment Policy

association of local authorities

community cancer case cluster

constituency association [ electoral district association | local association of a political party | local association | district association | riding association ]

on the Member States to draw up land use planning policies, including long-term estimates for regional and local mineral demand, to be reflected in national RM policies, which should be based on the strong geological RM know-how present in the various Member States and should not impede trade within the EU or exclude cross-border demand; Notes the important role played by upstream service companies in the context of domestic mining; stresses the importance of stimulating regional or national RM clusters that bring together industry, ...[+++] geological services, upstream service providers, equipment manufacturers, and mining and refining companies, as well as the transport industry and the social partners, in sustainable mining in Europe, also using new mining technologies;

20.Calls for authorisation procedures to be speeded up (maximum five years) and simplified (one-stop shop); underlines the need for the Commission to adopt a multi-level governance approach and that regional and local action should be given a more important role in certain areas to determine projects of European interest, priorities for energy infrastructure and security, supply routes, sites for producing and processing energy products, and storage and treatment of waste, as local and regional authorities are necessary partners in terms of planning, funding and communication and must remain fully involved in each phase of the design an ...[+++]d implementation of projects (including definition of priorities, designing projects, decision-making, application and financing, practical implementation and evaluation); emphasises, that any EU-wide approximation of authorisation procedures must be consistent with the subsidiarity principle; stresses the integrated approach of cohesion policy, which draws together several different funds, and calls on the Commission to retain that approach;

49. Regrets that only the EU is taking the lead on international climate policy, that the US is the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases and that there is accordingly still a need to urge it, at all policy levels, to assume its responsibilities in terms of climate change; regrets therefore that the US Administration remains so reluctant to enter into any meaningful international partnership on climate change, but notes that it has taken a modest step forward, inasmuch as it is now willing, as agreed at the December 2005 Montreal Conference of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, to engage in a thorough forward-looking dialogue; welcomes the fact that an emerging coalition of interests in the US, including Memb ...[+++]ers of Congress from both Houses and both parties, State legislators, local authorities, NGOs and representatives of the business community, is pushing for a more ambitious agenda to tackle greenhouse gas emissions;

The European campaign for sustainable towns and cities is an alliance which brings together 540 local authorities committed to the development of local policies and activities to ensure sustainability.