Traduction de «settore della pesca » (Italien → Anglais) :

fishing industry [ fishing | fishing activity | fisheries(UNBIS) ]

Fisheries Partnership Agreement between the European Community on the one hand, and the Government of Denmark and the Home Rule Government of Greenland, on the other

Joint Committee for Social Problems in the Maritime Fisheries Sector | Joint Committee on Social Problems in Sea Fishing

Community Initiative concerning the Restructuring of the Fisheries Sector | PESCA [Abbr.]

reacting to changing situations in fishery | respond to changed situations in fishery | respond to changing situations in fishery | responding to changed situations in fishery

adapt to change in the fishery sector | dealing with challenges in the fishery sector | cope with challenging circumstances in the fishery sector | coping with challenging circumstances in the fishery sector

assisting fishery training procedures | fishery training procedures supporting | support fishery training procedures | supporting fishery training procedures

fishery management [ fishery planning | fishery system | fishing management | fishing system | management of fish resources | Fisheries conservation(STW) ]

common fisheries policy

migration sector | sphere of migration | field of migration

There is a need to strengthen the competitiveness of the Union fishery and aquaculture sector, and for simplification in support of better management of its production and marketing activities. The common market organisation for fishery and aquaculture products should ensure a level-playing field for all fishery and aquaculture products marketed in the Union regardless of their origin, should enable consumers to make better informed choices and support responsible consumption, and should improve the economic knowledge and understanding of the Union markets along the supply chain.

43. Considers that the fisheries sector can remain sustainable if a balance between socio-economic and environmental aspects is found, and if there are sufficient adequately trained and skilled workers; believes that, in order to achieve this, careers in fishing need to become attractive and standards of qualification and training need to meet international and European requirements; calls on the Commission to promote proper training and education schemes relating to best practice and marine biology in different areas of the sector, since this could help to attract young people and to develop competitive and sustainable fisheries and a ...[+++] sustainable aquaculture sector; believes that there should be scope for start-up packages in order to secure a new generation of fishermen entering into small-scale fisheries;

83. Stresses that fisheries resources constitute a public good vital for global food security; points to the fact that the fisheries and aquaculture sector and related activities are often the main source of livelihood and sustainable employment in coastal, island and remote regions; considers that, in order to achieve its medium and long-term goals (stable, sustainable and viable fisheries sector), recovery of its fish stocks and tackling the social aspects linked to the reduction of fishing effort, the reformed Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) will need adequate financial resources post 2013; recognises the need for increased coordinat ...[+++]ion with cohesion policy; underlines that the European Fisheries Fund should be used to support sustainable fishery practices as well as to conserve marine ecosystems while paying special attention to the small scale fisheries sector;

84. Stresses that fisheries resources constitute a public good vital for global food security; points to the fact that the fisheries and aquaculture sector and related activities are often the main source of livelihood and sustainable employment in coastal, island and remote regions; considers that, in order to achieve its medium and long-term goals (stable, sustainable and viable fisheries sector), recovery of its fish stocks and tackling the social aspects linked to the reduction of fishing effort, the reformed Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) will need adequate financial resources post 2013; recognises the need for increased coordinat ...[+++]ion with cohesion policy; underlines that the European Fisheries Fund should be used to support sustainable fishery practices, in accordance with the maximum sustainable yield principle, as well as to conserve marine ecosystems while paying special attention to the small scale fisheries sector;