Übersetzung für "EU-Strategie " (Deutsch → Englisch) :

The strategy builds upon the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD), and it also complements Europe 2020 (the EU’s strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth) and the European Charter of Fundamental Rights of the Lisbon Treaty.

c) INVITES the Commission and the Member States concerned to follow an integrated approach to the EUSBSR by strengthening coordination between policies with a territorial impact and thematically relevant to the EUSBSR at EU and national level and to closer align the Strategy with the Integrated Maritime Policy and the Europe 2020 Strategy, also with facilitation of EUSBSR national coordination committees in order to provide increased effectiveness, more synergy and sustainability of results achieved.

that non-EU countries bordering the regional European seas share the common vision of the strategy, its principles, goals and related objectives and do actively participate in its further development and share the responsibility for its implementation, to use to the extent possible, the work and the results of implementing existing EU legislation e.g. the Water framework Directive, the Habitat Directive etc, that the appropriate way forward for the development and implementation of the Strategy is a process of transparency and openness that has characterised the process up until now, to recognise and use public awareness, communication a ...[+++]nd education as important elements in the development and implementation of the Strategy, to achieve ownership and long term political commitment for the goals and objectives of the Strategy, to set priorities to give due regard to the necessary resources;

Complimenting the EU's Single Market, by creating a "European Knowledge Area"; Use our biggest asset, the EU's Single Market, which is the biggest in the world; Need to significantly increase funding for research and development; Implementation of the Lisbon Strategy must take place at national, regional and local level, and be coordinated at European level; Avoid further delay in implementation: public authorities as well as civil society must take real ownership of the strategy "We must not kill the patient while trying to cure him": Competitiveness, yes but within an agreed international framework or there is the risk of destruc ...[+++]tive cost cutting; The Lisbon Strategy must inspire and motivate European citizens and not make them fearful.

Summing up the two-day hearing and the variety of different contributions from representatives of Europe's National Economic and Social Councils, Mario Sepi (President of the European Economic and Social Committee's Group II, Employees) was keen to stress the global nature of the EU's Lisbon Strategy. There was still a tendency among member states, representatives of employers and employees to pick and choose between the three pillars of the Strategy rather than embrace its integral agenda, he said. Mr Bruno Vever (Group I, Employers) added that the tendency for an à la carte approach must cease if Europe was to recover the growth and em ...[+++]ployment rates enjoyed at the Strategy's launch in 2000.

The Committee regrets the lack of progress and political commitment to implementing an EU Sustainable development strategy; Views vary widely as to what sustainable development actually is, what its impact might be or what will happen if the EU fails to implement a sustainable development policy and what specifically needs to be done and by whom to adapt current production and consumption patterns; A key task of a revised EU sustainable development strategy must be to ensure that EU citizens, business and European society as a whole are made fully aware of the benefits which will result from sustainable development; A revised strategy has to take full account of enlargement; There should be close links between the EU strategy and ...[+++] national strategies; The revised EU sustainable development strategy will require a re-examination of how growth and productivity are currently assessed; Sustainable development depends on developing a wide social consensus and broad support.