Übersetzung für "impact evaluation report " (Englisch → Französisch) :

to evaluate, by end 2005, the potential for the provision of financial and non-financial incentives in order to encourage fishermen to move towards more environmentally friendly fishing methods; to submit, as soon as practicable, after consultation with stakeholders including the relevant Regional Advisory Councils, a simplified Proposal for technical conservation measures for the Atlantic and North Sea; to give a high priority to schemes promoting and evaluating environmentally-friendly fishing, including, where appropriate, the development and use of more selective gears, compensation for short-term losses for vessels participating in trials of more environmentally-friendly fishing methods, and the training and education of fishermen; ...[+++] when introducing significant new proposals on environmentally friendly fishing methods, to carry out, as appropriate and on the basis of available information, an assessment of possible economic and social impacts covering an evaluation of both short and long-term effects and consider temporary remedial measures that may be required; to develop a pilot project to address the problem of ghost fishing in Community waters which will include a retrieval system to remove lost gears, gear adjustments that lessen the impact of lost gears and methods to reduce the losses of gears; to request ICES , STECF , SAC and other relevant scientific bodies to broaden the scope of their advice to provide eco-system-based advice for fisheries management; to report to the Council and to the European Parliament during 2007 on the implementation and impact of the actions set out in these conclusions".

It makes it impossible for us to know whether this suggested series of changes will accomplish the goals that the government claims they are going to accomplish (1805) For this reason, I move that the motion be amended by replacing all the words after the word “that” with the following: This House declines to give second reading to Bill C-58, an act to amend the Canada Pension Plan and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Act, since the bill is not accompanied by a report of the Chief Actuary of Canada who reported to the government that the changes proposed in the bill will increase CPP assets by approximately $75 billion over 50 ye ...[+++]ars and that members of the House cannot evaluate the impact of these changes properly without a report.

The ex-ante evaluation is therefore not only the content of the evaluation report, but also the process through which the evaluators interacted with the planners. The ultimate objective is to enhance the quality of the programming documents and thereby enhance the effectiveness and impact of the assistance supported by the Structural Funds.

Possible Evaluation of Impact of Chapter 11 of North American Free Trade Agreement-Request for Copy of Report Hon. Lowell Murray: Honourable senators, there must be in the files of the government somewhere a recent evaluation, conducted by its advisors and officials, of the impact of chapter 11 of the NAFTA on Canada's interests.

TAKES NOTE OF the Commission's recent Report on the next steps for Impact Assessment outlining the measures which the Commission intends to take in order to improve the present practice and procedures in a refined framework for impact assessments covering the three pillars of the sustainable development strategy; also welcomes Member States' input to this report and reiterates the need to enhance the competitiveness dimension; ENDORSES the objectives and the general thrust of the Commission's Report, in particular as regards the improved methodology and guiding principles f ...[+++]or the integrated approach to impact assessments; INVITES the Commission to implement, as soon as possible, the recommendations of this report including the necessary actions for the revised guidelines to become operational; UNDERTAKES to take the relevant elements of the Commission's report into account in the context of how the Council makes use of the Commission's impact assessments and with regard to the evaluation of the ongoing pilot project on impact assessment of Council amendments, which is scheduled for May 2005, and in the follow-up to that project;

In December 2005 the European Commission published an evaluation report on database protection at EU level. The aim of the evaluation was to assess the extent to which the policy goals of Directive 96/9/EC had been achieved and, in particular, whether the creation of a special sui generis right has had adverse effects on competition. The evaluation finds that the economic impact of the sui generis right on database production is unproven. However, the European publishing industry, consulted in an online survey (Au ...[+++]gust - September 2005) argued that this form of protection was crucial to the continued success of their activities.