Übersetzung für "strategy the european union " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

Moreover, in the context of the Lisbon Strategy, and particularly of the European Employment Strategy, the European Union is examining the Member States' reform strategies in order to enable each country to assess for itself what it is doing well and the progress that can still be made.

On 15 December 2005 the European Union adopted the strategy ‘The European Union and Africa: towards a strategic partnership’, in which the European Union undertook to support the efforts of the African states in the fight against terrorism.

(1) In the framework of the sustainable development strategy, the European Union has taken measures aimed at promoting and developing renewable energy and energy efficiency in order to contribute in a balanced way to achieving the following general objectives: security of energy supply, competitiveness and environmental protection.

VI-Transboundary movement of genetically modified organisms PAGEREF _Toc13296716 \h VISOIL PROTECTION Council conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13296717 \h VIBIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY Council conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13296718 \h VIIIPACKAGING AND PACKAGING WASTE PAGEREF _Toc13296719 \h XIMAJOR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES REVISION OF "SEVESO II" DIRECTIVE PAGEREF _Toc13296720 \h XIENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY PAGEREF _Toc13296721 \h XISUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY REINFORCEMENT OF THE COUNCIL'S STRUCTURES PAGEREF _Toc13296722 \h XIISUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PREPARATION OF THE JOHANNESBURG SUMMIT PAGEREF _Toc13296723 \h XIICLIMATE CHANGE - KYOTO PROTOCOL PAGEREF _Toc13296724 \h XIIICLIMATE CHANGE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION ALLOWANCE TRADING PAGEREF _To ...[+++]c13296725 \h XIIITRACEABILITY AND LABELLING OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS PAGEREF _Toc13296726 \h XIVDANGEROUS CHEMICALS-Ratification of the Rotterdam Convention PAGEREF _Toc13296727 \h XIV-Trade in hazardous chemicals PAGEREF _Toc13296728 \h XIVOTHER BUSINESS-Clean technologies for diesel-engined cars PAGEREF _Toc13296729 \h XV-Chemicals policy PAGEREF _Toc13296730 \h XV-National sustainable development strategies PAGEREF _Toc13296731 \h XV-Production of ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in the European Union PAGEREF _Toc13296732 \h XV-Coexistence of genetically modified, traditional and organic crops PAGEREF _Toc13296733 \h XV-Integrated product policy PAGEREF _Toc13296734 \h XV-Climate change Legislation on fluorinated gases PAGEREF _Toc13296735 \h XVIITEMS APPROVED WITHOUT DEBATEEXTERNAL RELATIONS--EU Liechtenstein relations Conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13296736 \h XVI--Afghanistan Appointment of the new Special Representative of the European Union PAGEREF _Toc13296737 \h XVI--FYROM Extension of the mandate of the Special Representative of the European Union PAGEREF _Toc13296738 \h XVI--Angola PAGEREF _Toc13296739 \h XVIIRELATIONS WITH ACP STATES--ACP-EC Council of Ministers (Punta Cana, 28 June 2002) PAGEREF _Toc13296 ...

The Europe 2020 strategy (the European Union’s (EU) action plan for growth for the next ten years) makes knowledge an essential cog in the wheel of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.

The Council: 1. reaffirms the importance of reinforcing coordination in development cooperation between the Community and the Member States as stated in Article 130x of the Treaty on European Union and in accordance with the principle of complementarity of policies set out in Article 130u; 2. notes with interest the initial results of reinforced coordination in the six pilot countries, in particular the progress made in several countries in reciprocal exchange of information between the representatives of the Member States and the Community and the consequent greater transparency of sectoral and ...[+++] regional activities of the Commission and Member States; 3. notes, however, the disparity between one country and another in the functioning of coordination and observes that the process is hindered by a number of problems relating, inter alia, to lack of staff, links with other coordination bodies and the involvement of beneficiary countries; 4. also emphasizes, in view of the differing economic and social situations in the various countries, the advantages of coherent analysis and exchange of information between the Member States and the Commission; 5. stresses the importance of Community coordination and reiterates the main objectives, which are: to strengthen the capacity of the recipient country to assume responsibility for and ownership of its own development strategies and programmes; to reduce the administrative burden on beneficiary countries with the aim of encouraging strengthened capacity; to increase the effectiveness of development cooperation by the Community and its Member States and providers of funds as a whole; to ensure consistency of the cooperation activities of the Community and its Member States with the common political guidelines adopted by the Council and to ensure complementarity of the various measures within the framework of a single strategy developed by the beneficiary country itself; to optimize the European Union's presence in develo ...