Traduction de «Meccanismo per lo sviluppo pulito » (Italien → Anglais) :

14. Reiterates its call for the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) to be reformed, establishing strict quality rules that guarantee that the associated projects are of a sufficiently high standard to help reduce emissions in a reliable, verifiable, real and supplementary way, contributing to the sustainable development of developing countries and preventing the inappropriate use of the mechanism by infrastructure projects whose carbon emissions are high; considers that in the future the CDM must be limited to Least Developed Countries ...[+++] (LDCs);

14. Reiterates its call for the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) to be reformed, establishing strict quality rules that guarantee that the associated projects are of a sufficiently high standard to help reduce emissions in a reliable, verifiable, real and supplementary way, contributing to the sustainable development of developing countries and preventing the inappropriate use of the mechanism by infrastructure projects whose carbon emissions are high; considers that in the future the CDM must be limited to Least Developed Countries ...[+++] (LDCs);

11. Points to the importance of the CDM as a tool to encourage EU companies to make investments in the LDCs; believes that it is essential to ensure that the flow of private capital reaches most LDCs, and not just selected countries, as is currently the case; stresses, however, that the CDM additionality concept must be strictly complied with and must be accompanied by real reductions in emissions in developed countries, as well as by the adaptation to and mitigation of the effects of climate change in developing countries.

19. Reconfirms its support for the continuing use of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) as a means of promoting climate-friendly technologies; emphasises that conditions should be created as soon as possible for the continuation and further development of the CDM beyond 2012; highlights the need to improve effectiveness through stricter sustainability criteria, improved governance, simplified administrative procedures and the possible movement towards sectoral CDM; emphasises however that, as an offset mechanism, it is only a temporary solution and the goal should remain to establish a global carbon cap based on a fair and proporti ...[+++]onate allocation of quotas; maintains the principle agreed under the Kyoto Protocol that the use of flexible mechanisms must be supplemental to domestic reductions;

114. Furthermore, believes that the EU, together with the most ‘advanced’ developing countries, should explore ways of playing a greater part in the worldwide effort to combat global warming, for instance under a wider clean development mechanism and by adopting policies and measures to promote clean development, combined with a sector-based approach, possibly including targets serving as an incentive to expand the world carbon market and that the EU should also consider ...[+++]what steps could be taken to strengthen world solidarity in the face of the effects of climate changes, especially on the poorest countries;

(vi) the extent to which domestic action actually constitutes a significant element of the efforts undertaken at national level as well as the extent to which the use of joint implementation and the clean development mechanism and international emissions trading, pursuant to Articles 6, 12 and 17 of the Kyoto Protocol, is actually supplemental to domestic actions, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Kyoto Protocol and the Marrakech Accords.