Traduction de «objectif de production » (Français → Anglais) :

33. Calls for more ambitious climate and energy headline targets: reducing CO2 emissions by 40 per cent by 2020 and by 80 per cent by 2050 as against 1990 and increasing the share of renewables in electricity supply to 35 per cent by 2020; proposes to set specific emission reduction targets for the transport sector, including aviation and shipping; calls for setting additional targets on the reduction of resource use and waste prevention; insists in this context on the need to launch a “Biodiversity Rescue Strategy” to restore ecosystems and on "ecosystems proofing" of sectoral policies such as agriculture and also transport, energy and spatial planning; asks for a profound revision of the Common Agricultural Policy in order to promote ...[+++]food sovereignty in each country, reducing food imports, giving priority to local production and local consumption as tools to tackle climate change;

10. Agrees with the Commission that the use of biomass in stationary applications such as power, heating and cooling can contribute optimally to the achievement of the EU's stated objective of reducing greenhouse gas generation; urges support for the cost-effective and sustainable production and use of biomass in the areas of electricity generation, methane production, transport and heating and cooling if necessary by means of appropriate measures consistent with achieving the Kyoto targets and the longer-term 2°C climate objective; ...[+++] calls in this connection for special attention to be given to converting district heating networks;

define the objectives and principles of organic production while accounting for local conditions and stages of development, assure that the objectives and principles apply equally to all stages of organic livestock, aquaculture, plant and feed production as well as the production of organic foods, clarify the GMO rules, notably that the general GMO thresholds apply, that GMO products cannot be labelled organic and that specific thresholds for seeds can be adopted, render compulsory either the EU logo or - in its absence - a stylised indication ‘EU-ORGANIC’, imposing restricti ...[+++]ons on labelling and advertising claims in order to promote the “common concept” of organic production, reinforce the risk-based approach and improve controls by aligning the control system to the official EU food and feed control system applying to all foods and feeds, improve the free circulation of organic goods by ensuring that EU rules guarantee the highest standards, reinforce the impartiality of the control system, mutual recognition of standards and reduce the room for control bodies to authorise less strict rules, develop permanent import rules based on direct access for fully compliant products or access based on

Renewable energy: Commission calls for a stronger commitment of Member States to achieve the 2010 targets The Commission adopted a new Communication on “The share of renewable energy in the EU” which evaluates the progress in the EU15 to achieve the 2010 target of 22% of electricity consumption from renewable energy sources and the overall target of a 12% share of renewable energy use for all purposes.

- ALTENER PROGRAMME The indicative objective of this programme, which is set to run for five years from 1 January 1993, is to achieve a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions of 180 million tonnes in 2005 through the development of renewable energy sources according to the following plan: - increasing the contribution of renewable energy resources to the coverage of total energy demand from nearly 4% in 1991 to 8% in 2005 (to achieve this objective, the production of renewable energy sources should rise from nearly 43 Mtoe in 1991 to a ...[+++]pproximately 109 Mtoe in 2005); - trebling the production of electricity from renewable energy sources, excluding large hydro-electric power stations (to achieve this objective, the capacity and electricity production of all power stations - excluding large hydro-electric power stations - using renewable energy sources should rise from 8GW to 25TWh in 1991 to 27GW and 80TWh (in 2005); - securing for biofuels a market share of 5% of total fuel consumption by motor vehicles (the production in 2005 of 11 Mtoe of biofuels is considered necessary in order to achieve this objective).

The investments and the aid granted by EAGGF for the two sectors are as follows (million ECU): Investments EAGGF co-financing Flowers and plants 2.628 0.788 Fruit and vegetables 7.568 2.270 Definition of Objectives 1 to 6 Objective 1: promoting the development and structural adjustment of the regions whose development is lagging behind Objective 2: converting the regions, frontier regions or parts of regions (including employment areas and urban communities) seriously affected by industrial decline Objective 3: combatting long-term unemployment Objective 4 (new): helping workers threatened with redundancy to adapt to industrial changes and c ...[+++]hanges in production systems as referred to in Article 1 of the European Social Fund Regulation. Objective 5a: speeding up the adjustment of agricultural structures Objective 5b: promoting the development of rural areas Objective 6: accession of new Nordic Member States which face problems of low density of population.