Übersetzung für "Geomatics Industry Association New Brunswick " (Englisch → Französisch) :

* Make full use of the benefits that EU enlargement will bring for EU-China economic ties to deepen the relationship further, and allay groundless Chinese fears about a negative impact on trade flows; take account of the implications of enlargement by associating new EU Member States and their industries to the actions listed in this section.

23. Stresses the importance of knowledge transfers and multi-stakeholder knowledge sharing, including cross-border, through informal networks, especially for SMEs and microenterprises, to raise awareness of existing and new innovative techniques, best practices, ways to acquire proper financing, possible government support schemes and the relevant legislative frameworks entailing the least burdensome administration, and recalls that the existing national contact points for the EU funding programmes and the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) have to be fully involved in the support of SMEs and proactively inform, coach and support SMEs in identifying financing possibilities at EU, national or regional level; supports the organisation of a Euro ...[+++]pean Resource Efficiency Campaign to inform SMEs about the benefits and opportunities offered by resource efficiency and how industrial synergies on recycling can be created; calls on the Commission and the EEN to cooperate on resource efficiency with industry associations, trade unions, SMEs, NGOs and academia, as well as regional initiatives; welcomes, in this regard, the Commission’s focus on symbioses and clusters and encourages the Commission to come forward with concrete initiatives to facilitate cross-sectoral cooperation and resource management;

23. Stresses the importance of knowledge transfers and multi-stakeholder knowledge sharing, including cross-border, through informal networks, especially for SMEs and microenterprises, to raise awareness of existing and new innovative techniques, best practices, ways to acquire proper financing, possible government support schemes and the relevant legislative frameworks entailing the least burdensome administration, and recalls that the existing national contact points for the EU funding programmes and the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) have to be fully involved in the support of SMEs and proactively inform, coach and support SMEs in identifying financing possibilities at EU, national or regional level; supports the organisation of a Euro ...[+++]pean Resource Efficiency Campaign to inform SMEs about the benefits and opportunities offered by resource efficiency and how industrial synergies on recycling can be created; calls on the Commission and the EEN to cooperate on resource efficiency with industry associations, trade unions, SMEs, NGOs and academia, as well as regional initiatives; welcomes, in this regard, the Commission’s focus on symbioses and clusters and encourages the Commission to come forward with concrete initiatives to facilitate cross-sectoral cooperation and resource management;

3. Is of the opinion that the statistics in the application do not give a full picture of the EU wind energy market and points to the European Statistics "Wind in Power" demonstrating that in 2009 wind power capacity installed in the EU grew by 23% compared to 2008 and that wind power installations accounted for 39% of new installations, the second consecutive year that more wind power was installed than any other generating technology; notes, however, that, according to the Danish Wind Industry ...[+++] Association, in 2009 in total 4 000 jobs were lost in Danish wind turbines industry;

3. Is of the opinion that the statistics in the application do not give a full picture of the EU wind energy market and points to the European Statistics "Wind in Power" demonstrating that in 2009 - the period when Glasfiber decided to close down the factories - wind power capacity installed in the EU grew by 23% compared to 2008 and that wind power installations accounted for 39% of new installations, the second consecutive year that more wind power was installed than any other generating technology; notes, however, that, according to the Da ...[+++]nish Wind Industry Association, in 2009 in total 4 000 jobs were lost in Danish wind turbines industry;

The Medicon Valley Academy, i.e. the biocluster around Øresund, together with pharmaceutical industry associations in Sweden and Denmark, has prepared various stakeholders to propose Ørestad as the location for a secretariat to coordinate the new EU Innovative Medicines Initiative, as of 2007.