Traduction de «échelle d'adaptation sociale » (Français → Anglais) :

Social adjustment scale

social adaptation | social adjustment

social adjustment [ social adaptation ]

social adaptation [ social adjustment ]

Social and Housing Education Program

social behavioural adaptation

the hospital adjustment scale

Vineland social maturity scale

The complex set of demographic, economic and societal factors that have driven and will continue to drive structural changes across the EU have put social protection systems under pressure to adapt and modernise.

– Developing new innovative policies and business models for more integrated health and social care systems for the elderly, improving home-based and self-care; as well as tailoring and deploying on a large scale new innovative (including ICT-based) solutions for long-term care of the elderly such as chronic disease management.

14. Underlines the serious negative and often irreversible consequences of non-action, given that climate change affects all regions around the world in different but highly damaging ways, resulting in migration flows and the loss of lives, as well as economic, ecological and social losses; highlights the importance of scientific evidence as a driver of long-term policy decisions and emphasises that the level of ambition should be based on solid scientific recommendations; stresses that a concerted global political and financial push for research, development and innovation activities in clean and renewable energy technologies and ener ...[+++]gy efficiency is crucial to meeting our climate goals and to facilitating growth in EU green-economy sectors, increasing the number of skilled workers active in the industry and promoting knowledge and best practice, while ensuring that a ‘just transition’ of the workforce creates quality jobs; stresses the need to strengthen coordination and climate risk management at the EU and global level and to create a clear adaptation strategy, and the importance of helping to prevent the creation, or inflation, of a carbon bubble;

75. Supports the Commission’s approach with regard to promoting the creation of age-friendly environments, the latter to be understood as a crucial contributor to active and healthy ageing across the entire lifespan; points out, however, that merely promoting the creation of age-friendly environments will not be sufficient to ensure an actual improvement with regard to issues such as people’s mobility, neighbourhoods’ walkability or communities’ social participation facilities, as well as access to qualitative and affordable health a ...[+++]nd care services and to appropriate and affordable housing;