Traduction de «Respecter les calendriers de collecte pour recyclage » (Français → Anglais) :

The Commission, the Parliament and the Council should consider linking EU financial support to the achievement of EU waste policy objectives (c) Member States should pay greater attention to public participation and adherence, focus on separate collection, including biodegradable waste when cost effective, and impose landfill taxes to encourage waste prevention and recycling ; reduced rates of assistance should be applied when the “polluter pays principle” is not applied (d) The Commission should make the EU contribution subject to t ...[+++]he implementation of supporting measures, propose waste prevention targets, and clarify the concept of treatment before disposal

32. Takes the view that the 7th EAP should provide for full implementation of waste legislation, including compliance with the waste treatment hierarchy while ensuring coherence with other EU policies; considers that it should set more ambitious prevention, re-use and recycling targets, including a net decrease in waste generation, no incineration of waste that is suitable for recycling or composting with respect to the hierarchy of the Waste Framework Directive, and a strict ban on the dumping of selectively ...[+++]collected waste in landfill,s as well as sectoral objectives for resource efficiency and process efficiency benchmarks; recalls that waste is also a resource and can often also be reutilised, in which case we can ensure the efficient use of resources; invites the Commission to investigate how to make collecting waste from consumer products more efficient both by extending the principle of extended producer responsibility and through guidelines on managing recovery, collection and recycling systems; emphasises the need to invest in the recycling of raw materials and rare earths, since mining, refining and recycling rare earths can have serious consequences for the environment unless managed appropriately;

The Member States’ main duty is to put in place systems for collecting and processing waste water and to respect a pre-established timetable.

The Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive (Council Directive 91/271/EEC concerning urban waste water treatment) has a key role to play in efforts to improve EU water quality by requiring that cities, towns and other population centres meet minimum waste water collection and treatment standards by deadlines stipulated in the Directive (these deadlines expire at the end of 1998, 2000 and 2005 depending on the sensitivity of the receiving water and size of the population centre).

where necessary analyse their political relevance, also considering the relation between the development of human capital and integrated education and work policies; present a detailed technical specification of the proposed new surveys; include a timetable for the development work to be undertaken; include an estimate of the likely costs and necessary infrastructure for such developmental works and subsequent data collection in the Member States involved and for the Commission; specify appropriate management structures, enabling Member States to be involved in methodological and development work, and to be in a position to take the ...[+++]necessary decisions, ensuring the development of relevant and high quality data, in accordance with the timetable;

Over the last fourteen years, regular attention has been paid to the scheduled examination of paintings and the production of detailed condition reports on art work in the collection.