Traduction de «Adattamento di edifici » (Italien → Anglais) :

7. Believes that both the first and second pillar should contribute to achieving greener modes of production as they are of different scope and objective; therefore, under the second pillar, there is a need to create mechanisms stimulating the growth of energy efficiency (p.ex. thermal modernisation of buildings, replacement of the equipment for less energy intensive, heat recuperation or use of the solar energy) as well as the efforts which cannot be undertaken by the individual farmer and that would enable farmers to engage in a more effective and greener energy production and more sustainable production methods and to meet tomorrow's challenges: competitiveness, adaptation to markets, value creatio ...[+++]n, preservation of natural resources, adaptation to climate change etc.; calls for the Commission to prepare an industrial research platform within FP8 and enable increased participation by the agricultural industry in the research framework programmes that would include research and innovation of new techniques and methods, such as development of intelligent and highly productive crops, sustainable weeding methods and efficient separation of manure;

B. whereas mitigation of the causes of climate change, on the one hand, and adaptation measures to limit its impacts, on the other, cannot always be separated; whereas recent EU legislative initiatives on labelling of tyres, energy labelling and on energy performance of buildings as part of the energy efficiency package play an important role in cutting CO2 emissions, and also have to be integrated in future interventions for new energetic patterns at EU level,

The European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards were jointly launched in 2002 by the European Commission and Europa Nostra to celebrate outstanding initiatives within the European cultural heritage sector in categories ranging from the restoration of buildings and their adaptation to new uses, to urban and rural landscape rehabilitation, archaeological site interpretations, and care for art collections.

9. Recognises that increasing the energy efficiency of buildings has immense potential for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and the fight against climate change, in terms both of adaptation and of tackling the causes of climate change;

As a result, the entire year’s result for 2006 is still attributable to BGB, and the adjustment costs can be spread over a longer period or it will be easier to take countermeasures such as a further reduction in the short‐term fixed costs for IT, back‐office staff and buildings.