Vertaling van "Optimisation agreement " (Engels → Nederlands) :

Furthermore, these agreements may: reward better than planned performance of infrastructure managers with regard to the quality of the infrastructure, overall profit and loss situation and traffic accommodated; identify, if needed, a body in charge of monitoring the execution of the multi-annual agreements, or otherwise establish procedures which will guarantee the implementation of the multi-annual agreements; establish conflict settlement procedures, which may include sanctions to deal with non-compliance; create a favourable framework for optimising costs, wh ...[+++]ich may, where appropriate and practicable, include contracting out parts of the work by infrastructure managers to contractors on a multi-annual basis.

TAKES NOTE of the Commission Communication "Multi-annual contracts for rail infrastructure quality"; REITERATES its support for initiatives aimed at reinforcing the provision of rail infrastructure by adequate planning and implementation of maintenance, renewal and upgrading; RECOGNISES the importance of establishing long term national strategic transport frameworks covering all modes of transport for improving the quality of infrastructure and whereby infrastructure managers and Member States make sure that business plans are consistent with the financing; HIGHLIGHTS the need to develop the European rail network taking due account of the existing and future demand for services of passengers and freight transport which should determine t ...[+++]he level of infrastructure quality and extent of the rail network; UNDERLINES that the expected increase in volumes of rail traffic will not only require new infrastructure and the removal of physical bottlenecks but will also necessitate optimisation of the use and of the maintenance of existing infrastructure; EXPRESSES its concern about the mismatch of finance and maintenance needs as it exists in some parts of the EU and the need to avoid increasing maintenance backlogs which may result in excessively high infrastructure charges; STRESSES the need for management independence and demand orientation of infrastructure managers to attract more users and create additional business from them, all of which leads to a better use of available capacity and improves the financial situation of infrastructure managers; RECALLS that multi-annual contracts are not mandatory and that Member States should choose between such agreements and appropriate regulatory measures to ensure fulfilment of Article 6 of Directive 2001/14/EC; INVITES THE MEMBER STATES, having regard to their individual circumstances, to consider setting up agreements with the infrastructure managers with a view to: ensuring that financing and tasks of infrastructure m ...

The rapporteur also regrets that, owing to possible legal considerations, it has been impossible to table legislative amendments to the articles of the agreement aimed at, firstly, the improved analysis and management of future fisheries agreements, above all through strengthening Mozambican civil society with the active participation of fishermen, and secondly, the optimisation of international rules as regards the occupational categories concerned, particularly in relation to the setting of minimum wage rules for ACP seamen, a situa ...[+++]tion which substantially restricts the European Parliament's political mandate resulting from its democratic legitimacy.

Adequate funding must be provided to be able to finance the various areas of activity making up the Common Fisheries Policy: resource conservation and protection, international agreements, markets, structural measures, social aspects, etc. Existing fisheries-related Structural Fund measures, including socio-economic measures, therefore need to be maintained and optimised in order to maintain European fisheries' competitiveness in a global free market.

43. STRESSES the importance of the proper implementation of and better coordination between the CBD, the UNFCCC, the Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), the United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF), the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, the Convention on Migratory Species of Wild Animals, the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) and other relevant agreements and processes, on all levels, to promote coherence and mutual supportiveness while ensuring environmental integrity, avoiding duplication and contradictions and ...[+++]optimising benefits and synergies; and in this context also EMPHASIZES the leading role of the CBD on the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity;

JRC (Joint Research Centre) programme (Euratom) JRC's specific programme for the Fifth Framework Programme is shaped with a view to focusing activities in areas where they have a high European added value or which correspond to tasks entrusted to the Commission by the Euratom Treaty. These activities aim to optimise, in a European, or even international framework, the use of JRC's special facilities and core competencies, in particular in areas where the JRC has acquired a level of excellence and is the unique holder of European knowledge. II. The Council reached a broad measure of agreement ...[+++] on the content of the horizontal programme "Improving human research potential and the socio-economic knowledge base".