Übersetzung für "Prevent problems with scenic elements " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

53. Recalls its resolution of 8 March 2011 on ‘The EU protein deficit: what solution for a long-standing problems’, and especially recital AF thereof, which states: ‘whereas, besides cereal and maize cultivation for feed and energy production, the use of extended crop rotation systems, on-farm mixed cropping and grass-clover mixtures, which can have major environmental and agronomic benefits, should be encouraged, since the growing of leguminous crops as part of a rotation system can prevent diseases, ...[+++] regenerate the soil, have a beneficial effect on the population of pollinators and protect the climate’, and recalls the importance of keeping crop rotation as a key element of the so-called green component of the Common Agricultural Policy towards 2020;

69. Notes that the systematic imposition of sanctions on Member States has resulted in a reluctance by Member States to disclose implementation problems; asks the Commission to stimulate and focus more on the learning element of financial control, by promoting exchanges of information between Member States, benchmarking, participation of national auditors in audit teams and shared investment in better IT systems, and by carrying out preventive audits wh ...[+++]ich focus on giving advice rather than on imposing sanctions;

In this way, political dialogue can be used to prevent violation of the ‘essential elements’ of the Cotonou Agreement[xii] instead of – as too often in the past – being a reaction mechanism only when a problem occurs.

III. whereas, in the light of the international conference on population and development held in Cairo on 5-13 September 1994, the concept of reproductive health covers not only family planning but also sexual health and care during pregnancy and during and after childbirth, and also includes taking account of vital needs such as maternity and the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV, as part of an integral approach based on human rights and social justice whose central elements are access to reproductive health ...[+++] services and freedom of decision in sexual and reproductive matters in order to promote the sound development of responsible sexual behaviour; pointing out that the lack of public policies on reproductive health and the failure to recognise women's reproductive rights pose serious problems,

For any further information, please contact: - The national liaison committees (See Annex II) - The Commission of the European Communities (Jean Monnet Building, L-2920 Luxembourg) - Mr Y. Morettini, Head of Unit V/E/5 - Tel. int. ++352-4301 ext.2737 ANNEX I PROGRAMME 1) Community-level programme: - European Year inaugural and closing events at European and national levels - symposia and seminars bringing together representatives of workers, employers and safety and health professionals - a competition for the best films on the health and safety theme - audio-visual programmes on Community action in the worker protection sphere - publicity campaign - information packs on the Community's policy on safety and health at work; promotional mate ...[+++]rial - European Year logo. 2) Activities conducted by public and/or private organisations, coordinated by the national liaison committees and eligible for co- financing under the Community budget. The main aims are: - to promote the dissemination of information on occupational risks and how to prevent them - to intensify training for workers and employers - to integrate into education and training programmes for employers and workers a stronger element dealing with safety, hygiene and health at work - to improve information and action policies in small and medium-sized firms on problems related to safety, hygiene and health at work - to improve the exchange of information on good national practice in terms of monitoring the effective application of Community legislation.

Gender is an important element in effective planning and implementation of crisis prevention, emergency and rehabilitation interventions, which should, where appropriate, address the structural causes of problems.