Traduction de «récupération après la collecte » (Français → Anglais) :

Examples of CMCS member involvement in non-regulatory approaches include: the accelerated reduction and elimination of toxics program, or ARET; the national packaging protocol; the federal and regional smog plans; and the Canadian Aerosol Information Bureau, or CAIB, with which municipal governments across Canada recycle aerosol containers through blue box programs.

If during the transitional period, as laid down in the Agreement, recoupments of the non-mutualised part are not sufficient to permit the funding of the establishment by the Member State concerned of its national financial arrangement in accordance with Directive 2014/59/EU, recoupments shall also include the totality or a part of the part of the compartment corresponding to that Member State subject to mutualisation in accordance with the Agreement or otherwise, after the transitional period, the totality or a part of the contributions transferred by the Member State concerned during the close cooperation, in an amount sufficient to per ...[+++]mit the funding of that national financial arrangement.

On the contrary, the procedure for recovery of the aid was still ongoing after the present action was instigated, that is to say, more than two and a half years after notification of the decision.

The measure contained in that programme covered a number of operations concerning the regional waste management and disposal system (construction of composting facilities; landfills for the disposal, following differentiated collection, of residual waste; implementation of optimum territorial zones and related plans for waste management and treatment; support for affiliated municipalities for the purposes of managing the differentiated municipal waste collection system; aid for undertakings for the purpose of adapting facilities designed for the recovery of materials derived from waste; coordination, logistical and support activity ...[+++]for undertakings collecting and recovering waste from special categories of productive activity; creation of a land research institute to monitor the quality and quantity of waste). The assistance given by the region for the improvement and promotion of the waste collection and disposal systems gave rise to expenditure in the amount of €93,268,731.59, half of which – €46,634,365.80 – was co-financed by the Structural Funds.

Aligned with the strategic goals of both ArcticNet and the network of centres of excellence, BP executed a collaboration agreement in April 2010 with ArcticNet and Université Laval, which included the following scope of research activities: retrieval and redeployment of eight subsurface oceanographic moorings deployed in 2009 by ArcticNet to collect metocean and ice data; biological sampling at eight biophysical stations to determine baseline contaminant levels and biological productivity; deployment and retrieval of 12 bottom-anchored hydrophones used to detect and track vocalizations of whale species of concern; deployment of a remo ...[+++]tely-operated vehicle for a visual survey of the ocean floor; deployment and retrieval of a moored metocean surface buoy for the duration of the 2010 field program; ice thickness and roughness surveys, using the helicopter-mounted electromagnetic induction system; deployment of ice drift satellite beacons on large multi-year ice flows; collection of 42 piston core samples to determine physical soil characteristics; and ocean-bottom mapping.

to evaluate, by end 2005, the potential for the provision of financial and non-financial incentives in order to encourage fishermen to move towards more environmentally friendly fishing methods; to submit, as soon as practicable, after consultation with stakeholders including the relevant Regional Advisory Councils, a simplified Proposal for technical conservation measures for the Atlantic and North Sea; to give a high priority to schemes promoting and evaluating environmentally-friendly fishing, including, where appropriate, the development and use of more selective gears, compensation for short-term losses for vessels participating in trials of more environmentally-friendly fishing methods, and the training and education of fishermen; ...[+++] when introducing significant new proposals on environmentally friendly fishing methods, to carry out, as appropriate and on the basis of available information, an assessment of possible economic and social impacts covering an evaluation of both short and long-term effects and consider temporary remedial measures that may be required; to develop a pilot project to address the problem of ghost fishing in Community waters which will include a retrieval system to remove lost gears, gear adjustments that lessen the impact of lost gears and methods to reduce the losses of gears; to request ICES , STECF , SAC and other relevant scientific bodies to broaden the scope of their advice to provide eco-system-based advice for fisheries management; to report to the Council and to the European Parliament during 2007 on the implementation and impact of the actions set out in these conclusions".