Traduction de «groupe de travail etudes » (Français → Anglais) :

In order to review the policy options mentioned in the second IMO greenhouse gas study 2009[9] and in the 2009 CE Delft study[10], a working group (WG6) was established under the European Climate Change Program II (ECCP).

However, the rules need to be revised in at least five areas: we need more simplification and more monitoring of results and not just of procedures; we need to really make the most of experience such as that gained in the Italian regions over the last two years, to offer integrated packages of guidance, training, retraining and support to help integrate workers who have been made redundant or who are unemployed into SMEs; we need to promote training partnerships between educational training institutions, universities and businesses ...[+++]in order to provide opportunities for continuous training that take into account the need for new skills; we need more transnational projects, which, until now, have only been experimental; and we need more national and transnational work-study initiatives for young people.

9. Urges the administration to present an independent evaluation of Parliament's budget with the aim of identifying savings throughout all budget lines and present this evaluation to the Committee on Budgets by September 2012 at the latest; to this end, reminds the Secretary-General and the Bureau of its request for an update of the 2002 Secretary-General's report to the Bureau regarding the cost of maintaining three places of work; further reminds the Secretary-General and the Bureau of its request for the establishment of a working group as soon as possible; considers that such group should discuss inter alia the findings of the req ...[+++]uested report concerning Members' travels, due to be completed by 31 March 2012, the results of a comparative study with the budgets of a representative sample of Member-State parliaments and with the budget of the United States Congress and the financing of the building policy; recalls that conclusions reached by the group should be implemented without delay;

9. Urges the administration to present an independent evaluation of Parliament's budget with the aim of identifying savings throughout all budget lines and present this evaluation to the Committee on Budgets by September 2012 at the latest; to this end, reminds the Secretary-General and the Bureau of its request for an update of the 2002 Secretary-General's report to the Bureau regarding the cost of maintaining three places of work; further reminds the Secretary-General and the Bureau of its request for the establishment of a working group as soon as possible; considers that such group should discuss inter alia the findings of the req ...[+++]uested report concerning Members' travels, due to be completed by 31 March 2012, the results of a comparative study with the budgets of a representative sample of Member-State parliaments and with the budget of the United States Congress and the financing of the building policy; recalls that conclusions reached by the group should be implemented without delay;

9. Urges the administration to present an independent evaluation of Parliament's budget with the aim of identifying savings throughout all budget lines and present this evaluation to the Committee on Budgets by September 2012 at the latest; to this end, reminds the Secretary-General and the Bureau of its request for an update of the 2002 Secretary-General's report to the Bureau regarding the cost of maintaining three places of work; further reminds the Secretary-General and the Bureau of its request for the establishment of a working group as soon as possible; considers that such group should discuss inter alia the findings of the req ...[+++]uested report concerning Members' travels, due to be completed by 31st March 2012, the results of a comparative study with the budgets of a representative sample of Member States parliaments and with the budget of the United States Congress and the financing of the building policy; recalls that conclusions reached by the group should be implemented without delay;

Given that the increased incidence of skin cancer recorded worldwide is alarming and that epidemiological studies worldwide revealed a correlation between the increase of skin cancer incidence and UV exposure in white populations, and that increasing UV radiation is caused by stratospheric ozone depletion - reported to be 3% - over large areas of the globe (65 degrees North to 65 degrees South) according to the latest study of the United Nations Environment Programme and given that not only are people increasingly exposed during their leisure time but that there are groups that are ...[+++]exposed also during their work, such as farmers, builders etc., is there a recent epidemiological study available of the incidence of skin cancer in Europe (non-melanoma and melanoma) and a recent study of the UV radiation levels across Europe and how these vary?