Übersetzung für "Sustainability " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

62. Advocates a strong link between mobility plans and urban sustainability and other initiatives such as Smart Cities and the Covenant of Mayors, which are oriented towards a more sustainable and self-sufficient city; considers that the voluntary commitment established in the Covenant of Mayors can serve as a springboard for addressing all parties concerned in the creation of mobility and sustainability plans that can be advertised in a cost-efficient manner; welcomes the initiative entitled ‘CiTIEs: Cities of Tomorrow: Investing in Europe’, and calls on the Commission to use the existing platforms to develop communication tools aimed ...[+++] at bringing together stakeholders in the field of sustainable urban development;

58. Calls on the Commission to promote and encourage best practice exchanges and guidance in order to tackle urban mobility challenges and facilitate the transfer of skills and technologies in the field of sustainable mobility, in particular for the benefit of public and private stakeholders who develop sustainable mobility solutions and of the cooperative, mutual and non-profit sector; invites the Commission to establish a Sustainable Mobility Network of best-practice examples of spatial planning and space use; calls further on the Member States to encourage cities to participate in the Smart Cities and Communities European Innovation ...[+++] Partnership; invites the Commission and the Member States to launch public-awareness campaigns to promote mobility that is efficient, sustainable and less dependent on the use private, conventionally fuelled cars;

50. Calls on the Commission, the Member States and local authorities to make use of the new possibility of financing urban projects within the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) in urban nodes; recalls the possibility for the CEF to finance synergy projects with an extra-cofinancing rate of transport projects with energy and telecommunications, which has enormous potential for urban projects; invites the Commission to consider appropriate EU funding for sustainable mobility projects when reviewing the budgets of the European Regional Development Fund and the Cohesion Fund; asks the relevant authorities to ensure there is a strong relationship between smart and sustainable urban mobility policy and urban mobility projects financed by EU fun ...[+++]ds, and to set clear utilisation targets and indicators in order to avoid under-utilisation of the projects and undermining of their economic and social benefits; recognises the need for new forms of sustainable funding for public transport which enable environmental sustainability, digitalisation and accessibility, stimulate the economy of urban areas and create new jobs;

3. Believes that a better use of innovative products and services in the tourism sector will result in benefits for its sustainability; calls for inclusion of innovative and environmentally green tourism as a horizontal issue in the Competitiveness and Innovation Programme (CIP); underlines the major need to turn European tourism more and more towards responsibility and sustainability in order to respect the environment, local cultures and populations; encourages, therefore, the Commission’s initiatives in the area of sustainability, such as the development of sustainable management indicators, a charter for sustainable and responsibl ...[+++]e tourism, taking into account the political recommendations of the International Taskforce for Sustainable Tourism Development (GTI-DTD) within the Marrakech process, synergies of actions with the Global Partnership for Sustainable Tourism, and a strategy for sustainable coastal and marine tourism, emphasising that more sustainability means more quality and increased customer satisfaction; calls for a more holistic approach in this area and, in particular, notes the possible negative impact of speculative real estate developments on the environment in tourism regions;

11. Notes that, in order to reach the EU 2020 strategy's employment targets and use the job potential of a new sustainable economy and to improve the sustainability of production of goods and services, there is a need to increase the energy efficiency of housing and construction, the share of renewable energies, environment technologies, sustainable transport and mobility, sustainable agriculture, forestry and fishery and advice through environmental services, as well as recycling, low-resource production processes and closed-loop material cycles; notes that the service sector and the social economy sector also bear considerable green e ...[+++]mployment potential;

Finally, the global dimension expands on some of the international goals and focuses on the priority objectives identified in the EU contribution to the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD). These are harnessing globalisation, trade for sustainable development, fighting poverty, social development, sustainable management of natural and environmental resources, improving the coherence of European Union policies, better governance at all levels and financing sustainable development.