Traduction de «Istituto per la conservazione della natura » (Italien → Anglais) :

one representative from the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN), one from the International Waterfowl and Wetlands Research Bureau (IWRB) and one from the International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation (CIC);

12. Calls on the Commission to adjust its proposal for the Financial Instrument for the Environment, LIFE+, to include a dedicated biodiversity objective within that fund to provide funding for the management of Natura 2000 sites complementary to the rural development, structural and the fisheries funds, and complementary to funds made available by the Member States, including for special nature conservation investments, projects and emergencies; for nature conservation research, education and awareness-raising; and for cross-border ...[+++] cooperation with third countries on nature conservation projects;

11. Calls for the Commission to adjust its proposal for the Financial Instrument for the Environment, LIFE+, to include a dedicated biodiversity objective within that fund to provide funding for the management of Natura 2000 sites complementary to the rural development, structural and the fisheries funds, and complementary to funds made available by the Member States; including for special nature conservation investments, projects and emergencies; nature conservation research, education and awareness-raising; and for cross-border c ...[+++]ooperation with third countries on nature conservation projects;

12. Calls on the Commission to adjust its proposal for the Financial Instrument for the Environment, LIFE+, to include a dedicated biodiversity objective within that fund to provide funding for the management of Natura 2000 sites complementary to the rural development, structural and the fisheries funds, and complementary to funds made available by the Member States, including for special nature conservation investments, projects and emergencies; for nature conservation research, education and awareness-raising; and for cross-border ...[+++] cooperation with third countries on nature conservation projects;

E. whereas, historically, the focus of the conservation of nature has been its aesthetic and scientific value; whereas a modern approach should focus in addition on the recognition of ecosystems, species and biodiversity as essential to sustainable development; whereas the conservation of functioning ecosystems makes a fundamental contribution to the quality of human life and should be an integral part of all sectoral policies; whereas nature and biodiversity conservation measures should n ...[+++]ot be limited to protected areas but must be taken throughout the territory of the Community and integrated into all sectors of activity, including agriculture and transport, with due regard to the social and economic situations of the geographical areas concerned; whereas farming in Europe conserves and maintains agricultural landscapes, and farming in accordance with good agricultural practice is geared to protecting and conserving the environment; whereas land is a finite form of capital and farmers have an interest in keeping it in a healthy and fertile condition, both for themselves and for future generations,

74. Considers it essential that companies based in the EU comply with EU environmental standards when operating and/or investing in the candidate countries, asks the Commission to negotiate such an 'environmental code of conduct' with UNICE; emphasises that all EU pre-accession aid should be compatible with the EU approach of integrating environmental considerations into other policies and to this end requests the Commission to make and publish environmental impact assessments of all EU-financed pre-accession projects and plans, including loans from the EIB, prior to putting these funds into operation, and demands that in making such loans within the candidate countries of Central and Eastern Europe, the EIB greatly improve the transparenc ...[+++]y of its practices and general policies on providing information to the public; calls on the competent authorities to examine ways in which more funding can be made available for the direct support of nature conservation both before and after accession, for example by broadening the criteria under which ISPA funds can be allocated to environmental projects so that these criteria include nature conservation activities, particularly the identification of suitable sites for Natura 2000 and the subsequent management of such sites;