Übersetzung für "Manage aquatic resources " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

− (PT) In reply to the honourable Member’s question on negotiations between the EU and Russia on quotas and their management in the future, the Council would like to stress that, although the Common Fisheries Policy specifically covers the conservation, management, and exploitation of living aquatic resources, Council Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002 of 20 December 2002 on the conservation and sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources under the Common Fisheries Policy defines ‘living aquatic resources ...[+++]’ as ‘available and accessible living marine aquatic species, including anadromous and catadromous species during their marine life’;

In accordance with the rules of that Convention, the Community endeavours to coordinate the management and conservation of living aquatic resources with other coastal States.

1. Member States shall designate, within two years from the adoption of this Regulation and on the basis of information provided pursuant to Article 5 of this Regulation, further fishing protected areas, with respect to the fishing protected areas already established by the time of entering into force of this Regulation, within their territorial waters in which fishing activities may be banned or restricted in order to conserve and manage living aquatic resources or maintain or improve the conservation status of marine ecosystems.

In order to meet the objectives of the common fisheries policy, which is to provide for a sustainable exploitation of living aquatic resources in the context of sustainable development, the Council adopts measures concerning conservation, management and exploitation of living aquatic resources.

6. Welcomes the fact that the ordinary legislative procedure (codecision) is to be extended to the provisions needed in order to enable the objectives of the common fisheries policy to be pursued, since this may constitute a suitable basis for assigning Parliament a proper role in the decision-making procedure relating to the main guidelines applicable to the sector, with particular reference to the conservation, management and exploitation of living aquatic resources, the monitoring and implementation arrangements, the terms and conditions governing both ...[+++] access to waters and to resources and the marketing of fisheries products, structural policy and fleet-capacity management policy, the common organisation of markets and aquaculture;

The Commission says in its Communication that ‘regional interventions will be a priority for the EC, taking into account the frequently observed regional nature of fisheries problems and the Community's comparative advantage in this field’. This statement is reinforced by the Green Paper, which calls, in the context of the future CFP, for effective implementation of the international legal framework, and reinforcement and promotion of regional cooperation mechanisms. The interventions include: support for the setting up and consolidation of subregional and regional networks or organisations working in the areas of research, knowledge and resource management, monitoring, control and surveillance of fishing activities, protection and/or resto ...[+++]ration of ecosystems; harmonisation of national laws to enable resources to be better managed; support for the setting up and running of regional networks facilitating sharing of experience and knowledge; technical support to help developing countries take part in international negotiations on international marketing of aquatic products, resource management, biodiversity, and the exchange in international fora of scientific knowledge and any other knowledge relating to the FAO Code of Conduct.