Traduction de «global environmental data network » (Anglais → Français) :

To enhance the provision of harmonised European geo-referenced data and spatial information systems (support to INSPIRE) and to continue developing new approaches to global environmental and resources monitoring (support to GMES).

2. In order to facilitate such evaluation, the Conference of the Parties shall, at its first meeting, initiate the establishment of arrangements to provide itself with comparable monitoring data on the presence of the chemicals listed in Annexes A, B and C as well as their regional and global environmental transport.

(9) The CECIS should be set up on the basis of a global implementation plan (GIP) as part of the PROCIV-NET project conducted and financed in the context of a programme for the interchange of data between administrations, the IDA programme as provided for in Decision No 1719/1999/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 12 July 1999 on a series of guidelines, including the identification of projects of common interest, for trans-European networks for the e ...[+++]lectronic interchange of data between administrations (IDA)(4), as last amended by Decision No 2046/2002/EC(5), and Decision No 1720/1999/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 July 1999 adopting a series of actions and measures in order to ensure interoperability of and access to trans-European networks for the electronic interchange of data between administrations (IDA)(6), as last amended by Decision No 2045/2002/EC(7).

Short term impacts of the programme will be : * availability of appropriate state-of-the-art equipment for both, monitoring and computer assisted processing of relevant data on air quality * transfer of know-how in the fields of air quality management practices, ambient air quality monitoring and air pollution control methods through short-term technical assistance, advanced training/re- training programmes including study tours in Europe * increased efficiency of the existing monitoring network through improved methods and calibratio ...[+++]n facilities for continuous monitoring * expertise on the design of a global environmental data system in relation to present/future priority requirements.

- Objective: Stronger international cooperation in legal and judicial affairs By actions which include: - working together more closely on obtaining evidence and other information - developing a nowhere to hide policy for international fugitives through better international mechanisms for extradition, deportation and mutual legal assistance - Objective: To promote environmental protection and nuclear safety By: actions which include - a more intensive dialogue and coordination of negotiating positions on major global issues in fora such ...[+++] as the UN Commission on Sustainable Development and the Global Environmental Facility - more discussion on regulatory cooperation on chemicals issues such as trade in hazardous chemicals, harmonisation of classification and labelling and reduction of risks from hazardous substances - continuing work on biotechnology issues and stepping up efforts to decrease air pollution - joint projects to help Central and Eastern European countries and the countries of the former Soviet Union deal with their environmental problems - joint efforts to secure the safety of all nuclear power stations throughout Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, the Ukraine and the NIS - promoting the ratification of the International Convention on Nuclear Safety - Objective: A global early warning system and response network for communicable diseases By actions which include - a joint task force to develop and implement the system (see box) - increased training and professional exchanges - increased follow-up on World Health Organisation resolutions on outbreak and reporting responsibilities and strengthened response centres HEALTH Tracking viruses If an Early Warning System for communicable diseases was created, it would enable scientists to track mutations and variations in killer viruses such as HIV, Ebola and the Hanta.

The Governments of the Member States and the Commission of the European Communities were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Melchior WATHELET Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Justice and Economic Affairs Denmark: Mr Sven AUKEN Minister for the Environment Mr Jann SJURSEN Minister for Energy Mr Leo BJØRNESKOV State Secretary for the Environment Mr Soeren SKAFTE State Secretary for Industry and Energy Germany: Mr Clemens STROETMANN State Secretary for the Environment Mr Reinhard GOEHNER Parliamentary State Secretary to the Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Greece: Mr Achillos KARAMANLIS Minister for the Environment, Regional Planning and Public Works Mr Vassi ...[+++]lios KONTOYANNOPOULOS Minister for Energy Spain: Mr José BORREL Minister for Public Works and Transport France: Mr Michel BARNIER Minister for the Environment Ireland: Mr Michael SMITH Minister for the Environment Mr Noel TREACY Minister of State for Finance, with responsibility for Public Works Italy: Mr Rocco Antonio CANGELOSI Deputy Permanent Representative Luxembourg: Mr Alex BODRY Minister for Energy and the Environment Netherlands: Mr J.G.M. ALDERS Minister for Housing, Planning and the Environment Portugal: Mr Carlos BORREGO Minister for the Environment and Natural Resources Mr Luis MIRA AMARAL Minister for Industry and Energy United Kingdom: Mr Timothy EGGAR Minister for Energy Mr David MACLEAN Minister of State, Department of the Environment -------- Commission: Mr Yannis PALEOKRASSAS Member Mr Abel MATUTES Member COMMUNITY STATEGY ON CLIMATE CHANGE - PRESIDENCY CONCLUSIONS THE COUNCIL, stressing the serious global environmental issues at stake: WELCOMES progress achieved so far and ongoing work in developing the Community's overall strategy to limit carbon dioxide emissions and to improve efficiency of production, conversion, distribution and use of energy; STRESSES that measures to save energy, to improve energy efficiency and to promote the use of renewable energies constitute a fundamental el ...