Traduction de «économie efficiente sur le plan écologique » (Français → Anglais) :

These principles include the ongoing need to foster economic prosperity based on an innovative, competitive and eco-efficient economy, protecting and improving the quality of the environment; promoting equity and social cohesion in solidarity with the rest of the world.

10. Calls for the CEP to include provisions to improve and strengthen the implementation of existing legislation, and to introduce a sustainable materials management policy at EU level, involving all relevant stakeholders and taking a life-cycle approach aimed at the eco-efficient, durable and environmentally responsible use of materials – throughout the extraction, design, production, consumption, maintenance, waste management and reuse phases – as well as the efficient substitution of hazardous substances and materials; maintains, as far as households are concerned, that the aforementioned measures must never exceed the ...[+++]limits of economic affordability;

That is why we have very recently come up with the SET Plan and we are also urging Member States to devote more resources to financing green technologies, in other words, all the technology that can enable us to become a more sustainable, greener economy.

31. Welcomes the fact that the Constitution defines Montenegro as an ecological state; notes a significant role played in the economy by tourism and its potential to contribute to the development of the country; notes, however, the risks to the environment stemming from tourism and calls on the government to take further steps to protect nature, such as swift implementation of the law on the environment and of the outstanding by- ...[+++]laws and further efforts which are needed to prevent possible devastation of the coast on the Adriatic sea; draws particular attention to the need for effective waste management, in particular on the local level, to ensure its safe disposal; welcomes measures to develop a lower carbon economy by developing the country's huge hydroelectric and other renewable energy potential, which will contribute in covering domestic needs and even constitute an export resource and foreign currency earner for the country; warns, however, that large scale dams often have significant negative impacts on the environment and calls for appropriate and transparent environmental assessments, including of ‘environmentally better options’, public participation and civil society involvement, before their approval or authorisation, in line with the EU acquis;