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9. Union funding should be designed to support exploratory work on actions which aim to promote the strategic objectives of the Integrated Maritime Policy, including the integrated maritime governance at all levels, the further development and implementation of integrated sea-basin strategies tailored to the specific needs of Europe's different sea basins, the definition of the boundaries of sustainability of human activities in the framework of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive, which constitutes the environmental pillar of the Integrated Maritime Policy, paying due attention to their cumulative impacts, on the basis of the ecosys ...[+++]tem approach, the further involvement of stakeholders in integrated maritime governance schemes, the further development of cross-cutting tools for integrated policy-making, the promotion of the international dimension of the Integrated Maritime Policy, and sustainable economic growth, employment, innovation and competitiveness.

SUPPORTS the continuation of the Framework Agreement beyond May 2008 as the basis for the cooperation between the European Community and ESA, in the understanding that the Framework Agreement and its implementation will be periodically assessed and improved, if necessary, and RECALLING the invitation expressed in the orientations of the second meeting of the Space Council for a wide-ranging appraisal of possible cost-efficient scenarios for optimizing the organization of space activities in Europe, INVITES Member States, the European Commission and the ESA Director General to look for possible improvements of this cooperation, in order to further develop ...[+++] the orientations of the second meeting of the Space Council into more operational and practical arrangements, notably with regard to the issues listed in Annex 1,

10. RECOGNISES that there is a need for additional policies to arrive at a low greenhouse gas emitting economy, thereby improving competitiveness e.g. by building competitive advantage in new technologies; ACKNOWLEDGES the need of further increase of energy efficiency, where appropriate, by improving standards; STRESSES the need to significantly enhance investments in research and development with regard to low carbon emitting energy technologies, concerning i.a. energy efficiency and renewables and diffusion of existing and new tec ...[+++]hnologies; STRESSES also the role of the forthcoming EU framework programme on technology research 2007-2013 in this context; WELCOMES the process to develop a strategy for addressing the medium and long term time frame for renewable energy beyond 2010 as contained in the (Energy) Council conclusions of November 2004; ACKNOWLEDGES that the Cardiff process needs to be further pursued, in particular with respect to the integration of climate considerations in other policy areas, since thereby co-benefits are often achieved; STRESSES its concern regarding the increase in emissions from the transport sector; VALUES the input from other Council formations to the integration of climate considerations in other policy areas; EMPHASISES its intention to further develop the European Union emissions trading scheme (EU ETS) and in that respect LOOKS FORWARD to the first review of the EU ETS in 2006; RECALLS its intention to consider establishing links with other emissions trading schemes to develop an efficient global emissions trading market; INVITES the European Commission to develop a strategic framework on climate change measures and technologies (eliminating barriers) under the ECCP, building inter alia on the Commission’s report on costs and benefits as requested by the 2004 Spring European Council, in order to enable decision-making on ways and means to meet a future EU target.

III. A FRAMEWORK OF AREAS FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT Having regard to the foregoing principles, and while fully respecting the diversity of education systems and the responsibility of the Member States for their content and organization, further development in some, or all, of the following areas, could make a significant contribution to promoting success at school: A. Pre-schooling/Early schooling B. In-school responses which would include: - A "Whole School" approach - "Whole School" Self-appraisal and Inspection/Evaluation/Guidance - ...[+++] Further development of Curricula and Teaching/Learning Methodologies - Home/School/Community Links, including links with the world of work -Resourcing - Staff Development and Teacher Education C. Returning to Learning D. Certification and Accreditation of Learning A framework of possibilities for further development in each of these areas is set out in the Annex to these Conclusions.

- the examination of appropriate ways for measuring and assessing investments with regard to their environmental and employment implications and the provision of good practice examples, as the development of further reference criteria and increased information in these fields could be important contributions to promote cleaner investments and sustainable production and consumption patterns; - the promotion of technology assessment with regard to their environmental and employment impacts and the further development of clean technologi ...[+++]es, inter alia in view of the commitments in the Kyoto Protocol on climate change; - environmental training and education, as the further development of vocational qualifications in the field of environment can make a substantial contribution to implement the aspect of sustainable development in all sectors of living; - the link between local initiatives and the needs not yet satisfied by the market, in order to widen the conception and the perspective of employment within the sustainable development of economies and to analyze the possible contribution of these activities to sustainable economic systems, taking into account the objective to increase the quality and standard of living".

Promote the implementation of the Dublin "Declaration on Partnership to fight HIV/AIDS in Europe and Central Asia" and the "Vilnius Declaration" from the Ministerial Conference "Europe and HIV/AIDS – New challenges, New Opportunities". Take further action to ensure that national multi-sectoral HIV/AIDS coordination structures, strategies, and financing plans are implemented, maintained and further developed in cooperation with people living with HIV or affected by HIV and that best practices and experiences are exchanged at Community ...[+++]level. Take further action to improve general knowledge and raise awareness of the general public on the prevention of HIV infection and other sexually transmitted infections, as well as information on sexual and reproductive health and to develop and implement evidence-based targeted activities to cover particular vulnerable populations. Take further action to promote safer and responsible sexual behaviour and practices, including through condom use, and scale up access for injecting drug users to prevention, drug dependence treatment and harm reduction services. Take appropriate action to counsel and support people with HIV/AIDS, their families and their friends; and to establish and maintain, through the appropriate legislative or other means, a respectful, non-discriminatory and accepting societal atmosphere and behaviour towards people with HIV/AIDS. Continuously work on maintaining and developing a sustainable, affordable, and accessible health care system as a basis for prevention, treatment, and care activities; and in this context pay special attention to the access to affordable anti-retro viral treatment, as well as other medical treatment, for all in need. Strengthen the co-operation of clinical trials in the continuing search for HIV-vaccines and microbicides in the context of a comprehensive global response, in collaboration with the European Commission and with due reference to the Community framework programme for rese ...