Vertaling van "carry out environmental impact assessments " (Engels → Nederlands) :

assess environmental impact and risks | assessment of environmental impact | assess environmental impact | carry out environmental impact assessments

environmental impact [ eco-balance | ecological assessment | ecological balance sheet | effect on the environment | environmental assessment | environmental effect | environmental footprint | Environmental assessment(ECLAS) | environmental assessment(GEMET) | environmental damage(GEMET) | environmental impact statement(GEMET) | environmental impact study(GEMET) | Environmental sustainability(STW) | environmental impact assessment(UNBIS) ]

groundwater environmental impact assessment | groundwater environmental impact estimation | assess groundwater environmental impact | assessing environmental impact of groundwater

carry out a psychiatric assessment of a young person | perform a psychiatric assessment of a child | carry out a diagnostic examination in child psychiatry | carry out a psychiatric assessment of a child

assessment of the environmental effects | assessment of the impact on the environment | environmental impact assessment | EIA [Abbr.]

Kiev Protocol | Protocol on Strategic Environmental Assessment | Protocol on Strategic Environmental Assessment to the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context | SEA Protocol [Abbr.]

environmental impact assessment | EIA [Abbr.]

16. Welcomes the fact that international finance institutions have developed methods to ensure that mineral investors carry out Environmental Impact Assessment (EIAs) and Social Impact Assessment (SIAs); notes, however, that building capacity in developing countries to enforce these requirements remains a challenge, in view of financial and human resource constraints; calls, therefore, on the EU to upgrade its technical assistance so as to enable developing countries to institute the practice of systematic ...[+++]assessment of health, social and environmental risks, with provisions for effective public participation;

16. Welcomes the fact that international finance institutions have developed methods to ensure that mineral investors carry out Environmental Impact Assessment (EIAs) and Social Impact Assessment (SIAs); notes, however, that building capacity in developing countries to enforce these requirements remains a challenge, in view of financial and human resource constraints; calls, therefore, on the EU to upgrade its technical assistance so as to enable developing countries to institute the practice of systematic ...[+++]assessment of health, social and environmental risks, with provisions for effective public participation;

Key actions Member States should: Continue the deployment of renewable energy sources in order to achieve the 2020 target in the context of a market-based approach; Initiate the Europeanization of renewable energy support systems through improved coordination of national support schemes; Accelerate fuel switch in the heating sector to renewable heating technologies; Ensure stable national regulatory frameworks for renewables and address administrative barriers; Facilitate access to finance for renewable projects on all levels (large and small scale) through a concerted initiative by the European Investment Bank and national investment banks, where relevant making use of the support provided by the ESI Funds; Exploit, where this option ...[+++]is chosen, hydrocarbons and clean coal taking into account the decarbonisation priorities; Stream-line national administrative procedures for hydrocarbon projects, including by carrying out Strategic Impact Assessments and setting up one-stop-shop for granting permitting procedures, in accordance with the Commission's guidance documents on Streamlining environmental assessment procedures for energy infrastructure and Projects of Common interest and on EIAs for large-scale trans-boundary projects [25]; Assess the potential of unconventional hydrocarbons taking full account of Recommendation 2014/70/EU in order to ensure that the highest environmental standards are implemented; Support demonstration projects for carbon capture and storage, particularly those co-financed by the NER 300 Programme and the European Energy Programme for Recovery, such as the ROAD project.

Notes that farm businesses in Mercosur countries have much lower production costs, including land, labour and other capital costs, and that Mercosur producers do not have to meet the same standards as EU producers, with regard to the environment, animal welfare, food safety and phytosanitary measures; emphasises that a balanced outcome for both parties must be achieved by making sure that the negotiations take full account of consequences and impacts, in particular on environmental and social challeng ...[+++]es; calls on the Commission to carry out an impact assessment on the consequences of such an agreement for the agricultural sector;