Vertaling van "protezione agricola " (Italiaans → Engels) :

Agriculture was integrated in the WTO framework by the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture (AoA), with the long-term objective to ‘establish a fair and market-oriented agricultural trading system’ through ‘substantial progressive reductions in agricultural support and protection’, ‘resulting in correcting and preventing restrictions and distortions in world agricultural markets’.

11. Points out that the objectives of the CAP remain unchanged under the Lisbon Treaty: increasing agricultural productivity, ensuring a fair standard of living for the agricultural community, stabilising markets, ensuring the availability of supplies and ensuring that supplies reach consumers at reasonable prices; notes, however, that the successive reforms of the CAP or other Community policies assign new tasks to agriculture in terms of product quality, environmental protection, combating climate change, consumer health or land us ...[+++]e planning which entail changes in modes of production and may reduce productivity; stresses that the objectives laid down as part of the sustainability strategy of the European Union must also be taken into account in the EU's agricultural policy;

The common agricultural policy should, above all, ensure food security for Europe, self-sufficiency and production of food for export, economic security for farming families, profitability of agricultural production, equal subsidies for farmers from old and new Member States, safety of the environment, preservation of biodiversity, putting a stop to the cultivation and farming of genetically modified organisms throughout the whole of the European Union, developing rural areas, ensuring the advancement of the most deprived regions, protection of cultural heritag ...[+++]e and preservation of traditional culture, and equal access for inhabitants of rural areas to education, culture and technical developments.

The Uruguay Round made limited inroads into agricultural protection.

They will also wish to reflect on how to take into account other EU-level strategies, such as the Action Plan for Organic Food and Farming, the commitment to increased use of renewable energy resources , the need to develop a medium- and long-term EU strategy to combat climate change , and the need to anticipate the likely effects on farming and forestry, the EU Forestry Strategy and Action Plan (which can help deliver on both the growth and employment and the sustainability objectives) and the priorities set out in the Sixth Community Environment Action Programme laid down by Decision No 1600/2002/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council , particularly those priorities identified as requiring thematic environmental strateg ...[+++]ies (soil protection, protection and conservation of the marine environment, the sustainable use of pesticides, air pollution, urban environment, the sustainable use of resources, and waste recycling).

Certain geographical areas, accounting for up to 10% of the area of a Member State, may be treated as "less-favoured areas" because the requirements of environmental protection, upkeep of the countryside, tourism or coastal protection justify maintaining some agricultural activity.