Vertaling van "Risorse idriche " (Italiaans → Engels) :

33. Believes that it is important to encourage research and innovation in connection with water and that the development of European clusters in this area must be supported; calls on the Commission, the Member States and other relevant stakeholders to support the European Innovation Partnership on Water as an effective instrument to concentrate efforts on world-leading research and innovation and remove the barriers that prevent the quick transfer and integration of knowledge, best available techniques and technological breakthroughs to the market, as well as to foster the development of an internal market of water technology; highlights the importance of eco-innovation for the conservation of water ...[+++]resources, biodiversity and balanced ecosystems; points out the potential for the creation of ‘green jobs’, an innovation- and knowledge-based water policy, better water management and water efficiency; calls on the Commission to evaluate and quantify the impact on employment of its actions to promote the growth of RD in the area of water;

31. Recognises that the EU policy framework has allowed the collection of less fragmented data on water as well as better monitoring; notes however the lack of reliable data on water quantity, for instance on abstraction and leakage; notes the potential for better data management based on an improvement in statistical information and on the use of data collection stations, the Water Information System for Europe (WISE) and GMES monitoring of the state of water resources and the pressures on them from economic activity; calls on the Commission, in cooperation with the European Environment Agency, to develop a new set of reliable indica ...[+++]tors for water accounts; underlines that the knowledge base should integrate the concept of ‘environmental flows’ and take into account the ecosystem services supported by water and the links between climate, territory and underground water resources provided by the water cycle;

31. Recognises that the EU policy framework has allowed the collection of less fragmented data on water as well as better monitoring; notes however the lack of reliable data on water quantity, for instance on abstraction and leakage; notes the potential for better data management based on an improvement in statistical information and on the use of data collection stations, the Water Information System for Europe (WISE) and GMES monitoring of the state of water resources and the pressures on them from economic activity; calls on the Commission, in cooperation with the European Environment Agency, to develop a new set of reliable indica ...[+++]tors for water accounts; underlines that the knowledge base should integrate the concept of ‘environmental flows’ and take into account the ecosystem services supported by water and the links between climate, territory and underground water resources provided by the water cycle;

33. Believes that it is important to encourage research and innovation in connection with water and that the development of European clusters in this area must be supported; calls on the Commission, the Member States and other relevant stakeholders to support the European Innovation Partnership on Water as an effective instrument to concentrate efforts on world-leading research and innovation and remove the barriers that prevent the quick transfer and integration of knowledge, best available techniques and technological breakthroughs to the market, as well as to foster the development of an internal market of water technology; highlights the importance of eco-innovation for the conservation of water ...[+++]resources, biodiversity and balanced ecosystems; points out the potential for the creation of ‘green jobs‘, an innovation- and knowledge-based water policy, better water management and water efficiency; calls on the Commission to evaluate and quantify the impact on employment of its actions to promote the growth of RD in the area of water;

15. Insists on the need for local public authorities to be given support in their efforts towards establishing an innovative, participatory, democratic system of public water management that is efficient, transparent and regulated and that respects the objectives of sustainable development in order to meet the population's needs; stresses in this context the need for development of local capacities for the establishment and maintenance of the water supply system, and for a sustainable approach by the population to the scarce water resources;

3. Bari south-east sewage station - planned Community assistance: ECU 7.7 million This project entails the construction of works which will permit utilization of 107 million cu.m. of non-drinkable treated waste water from the Bari south-east sewage station and will make available for irrigation non-conventional water resources of a quality comparable to that of water from traditional sources.