Translation of "site-wide policy " (English → French) :

macroeconomic policy [ general economic policy | economy-wide policy ]

world-wide policy

Community-wide inter-modal transport policy

locational policy | site policy

It outlines the relevant policy frameworks; the technical aspects covered by the Guidelines; a range of strategies for implementing the guidelines and for monitoring the accessibility of public Web sites based on the experiences of the World Wide Web Consortium/Web Accessibility Initiative and on best practices identified within the Member States, the European Commission, Australia, Canada, and the United States; and a set of conclusions and recommendations.

2. Stresses, given that the priority of European policies is to bring about a recovery in growth and jobs, that infrastructure projects contribute to that recovery both directly, through the jobs created on project sites, and indirectly, through the use and maintenance of this infrastructure and more widely by boosting the competitiveness of the regions concerned; welcomes the fact that, in the discussions on the Juncker plan, all the Member States supported this approach and took the view that investments in strategic infrastructure should not be penalised by the Stability Pact.

= assist these processes by building and maintaining an open website as a global repository for all relevant information and analysis, with wide access to policy-makers and citizens, linking the site to other working websites on long-term trends across the globe.

20.Calls for authorisation procedures to be speeded up (maximum five years) and simplified (one-stop shop); underlines the need for the Commission to adopt a multi-level governance approach and that regional and local action should be given a more important role in certain areas to determine projects of European interest, priorities for energy infrastructure and security, supply routes, sites for producing and processing energy products, and storage and treatment of waste, as local and regional authorities are necessary partners in terms of planning, funding and communication and must remain fully involved in each phase of the design and implementation of projects (including definition of priorities, designing projects, decision-making, ap ...[+++]plication and financing, practical implementation and evaluation); emphasises, that any EU-wide approximation of authorisation procedures must be consistent with the subsidiarity principle; stresses the integrated approach of cohesion policy, which draws together several different funds, and calls on the Commission to retain that approach;