Translation of "Méthode par mesure de la résistivité du terrain " (French → English) :

10. Calls for better use to be made of and strengthened financial support to be earmarked for PROGRESS so as to step up the fight against poverty and social exclusion through support for civil society organisations providing tailor-made solutions on the ground and through transnational cooperation and exchanges of best practices with regard to labour-market integration measures, as PROGRESS is the main instrument for implementing the Open Method of Coordination; points out that, in keeping with the microfinance facility agreement, the budget for PROGRESS must be topped up by at least EUR 10 million in order to maintain the budget origin ...[+++]ally set aside for the programme;

The functioning of the energy markets in order to assess its short and long term impact on the competitiveness of industry, on the environment and on incentives for investment. The EU emissions trading scheme in order to give input to the review of the scheme, notably by investigating the impact on electricity prices, the issue of a level playing field for industry and methods of allocation. The competitiveness of European energy intensive industries, and in particular how access to energy inputs affect their competitiveness. Finally ...[+++]the energy efficiency in order to assess its impacts on competitiveness, analyse market barriers, and investigate financing mechanisms and means to increase awareness.

As regards the situation on the ground, the Member mentioned that various methods of recovering the oil still inside the wreck are being considered and that, according to the two formulas that exist, the competent authorities will adopt measures in the near future.

However, it is high time that we should start preparing the ground for preventive or corrective measures, and therefore research should aim, as a matter of priority, at 1. Identifying the most vulnerable ecological and societal areas 2. Developing methodologies of integrated impact assessment, on the regional scale, so that we may better understand the effects climatic change, and any consequence thereof, may have upon sensitive sectors of our economy and upon our society at large.

However, it is high time that we should start preparing the ground for preventive or corrective measures, and therefore research should aim, as a matter of priority, at 1. Identifying the most vulnerable ecological and societal areas 2. Developing methodologies of integrated impact assessment, on the regional scale, so that we may better understand the effects climatic change, and any consequence thereof, may have upon sensitive sectors of our economy and upon our society at large.

Possible undertakings under this framework may be mechanical weed control, biotechnical insect control, prognostic methods and the preservation of steep-sloped vineyards.