Translation of "Centre rural " (French → English) :

European Training and Promotion Centre for Farming and Rural Life | CEPFAR [Abbr.]

Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation [ ACP ]

Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation | CTA [Abbr.]

model scheme for information on rural development initiatives and agricultural markets | MIRIAM [Abbr.]

rural habitat [ countryside | rural environment | Rural area(STW) ]

rural region [ rural area | rural zone ]

rural population

Arab States Regional Centre for Functional Literacy in Rural Areas [ ASFEC | Regional Centre for Adult Education ]

Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces [ DCAF ]

Youth Sports Centre Tenero [ YSCT ]

16. Notes that there is a strong trend among the female population to migrate from rural areas to cities in search of job opportunities, thereby creating a gender imbalance in employment in rural areas; stresses the impact this has on the economy and population, and the importance of developing the rural economy in a way which taps into the potential of men and women and gives sectors normally dominated by women the same status as male-dominated work, and of contributing to this through schemes supporting women’s entrepreneurship and facilities for harmonising the services available in rural areas, such as childcare, assistance for the ...[+++]elderly, healthcare, and education; also calls for long-term work to combat the factors which assign women and men to different industries, in order to achieve equality in the labour market; calls on the Member States and the Commission to promote women’s entrepreneurship in rural areas;

17. Notes that small towns in regions of net emigration have a particularly important role to play as service centres; calls for this anchor function to be taken into account in the future Structural Funds, in particular by improving the coordination of the EAFRD with the ERDF and the ESF; notes that rural depopulation has negative knock-on effects on urban areas and that economically and socially vibrant rural areas constitute a public good, which should be recognised in the form of an adequately resourced rural development program ...[+++]me; calls on the Member States, regions and municipalities to provide a comprehensive and functioning service network for their citizens of all ages in order to prevent rural exodus and depopulation;

17. Notes that small towns in regions of net emigration have a particularly important role to play as service centres; calls for this anchor function to be taken into account in the future Structural Funds, in particular by improving the coordination of the EAFRD with the ERDF and the ESF; notes that rural depopulation has negative knock-on effects on urban areas and that economically and socially vibrant rural areas constitute a public good, which should be recognised in the form of an adequately resourced rural development program ...[+++]me; calls on the Member States, regions and municipalities to provide a comprehensive and functioning service network for their citizens of all ages in order to prevent rural exodus and depopulation;

14. Stresses that towns and cities can make a key contribution, as growth centres and growth drivers, to a given region; points, at the same time, to the need for it to be made possible for rural settlements to participate in integrated solutions for a given functional geographical entity by means of the fostering of partnerships and networks; stresses that larger urban centres face specific challenges because of the complexity of their social, economic and environmental tasks; sees, in this context, the endogenous potential of rur ...[+++]al and peri-urban areas as offering an opportunity for development, although not only around agglomerations and big cities; notes, furthermore, the opportunity for the economic development of particularly disadvantaged regions through appropriate exploitation of, and support for, the endogenous potential of rural areas, including their environmental and cultural assets; considers also, in the context of structural and cohesion policy, urban-rural partnerships more in terms of providing rural areas with the same conditions for development and quality of life with regard to social and economic factors; calls on the Member States, given the dynamic influence of towns and cities on economic development in the regions and in stimulating the economy in surrounding rural areas, to guarantee the resources needed to implement the urban and sub-urban projects required;