Traduction de «eau usée domestique » (Français → Anglais) :

“domestic waste water” means waste water from galleys, dining rooms, washrooms and laundries and faecal water;

As well as helping to meet the growing demand for water for domestic and industrial use and enabling the reuse of wastewater on the Mediterranean coast, this loan will bring major environmental benefits by improving water supply systems, rehabilitating irrigation networks and developing desalination plants and new water treatment facilities.

water used in some specific process (e.g. downstream activities in the continuous filament glass fibre sector, acid polishing in the domestic and special glass sectors, etc.) may have to be discharged in total or in part to the waste water treatment system

The aim is to the examine the main challenges that the 12 Mediterranean Partners of the European Union have to face and, in particular, the four following themes: agricultural management of water: support for water saving methods, promotion of cultivation requiring low water consumption, techniques for the re-use of water, fight against pollution and salinisation. domestic and industrial water: water supply and purification networks, treatment and re-use of waste water in urban and industrial zones; the reinforcement of competent institutions: definition of a clear framework using common standards, the decentralisation of responsibiliti ...[+++]es and the re- inforcement of methods of water management, the modernisation of networks for measuring and analysis, the creation of data bases and establishment of water pricing policies; the initial and continuous training of professionals in the water sector: the development of national technical training centres, the production of teaching material, the use of modern methods such as telematics and multimedia, possibly in the framework of a co-operation network among specialised institutions in the Mediterranean.

The aim is to the examine the main challenges that the 12 Mediterranean Partners of the European Union have to face and, in particular, the four following themes: - agricultural management of water: support for water saving methods, promotion of cultivation requiring low water consumption, techniques for the re-use of water, fight against pollution and salinisation. - domestic and industrial water: water supply and purification networks, treatment and re-use of waste water in urban and industrial zones; - the reinforcement of competent institutions: definition of a clear framework using common standards, the decentralisation of responsi ...[+++]bilities and the re-inforcement of methods of water management, the modernisation of networks for measuring and analysis, the creation of data bases and establishment of water pricing policies; - the initial and continuous training of professionals in the water sector: the development of national technical training centres, the production of teaching material, the use of modern methods such as telematics and multimedia, possibly in the framework of a co-operation network among specialised institutions in the Mediterranean.

Three projects were approved which would be of benefit to both communities in Cyprus (extension of the electricicity distribution system for the whole island, improvement of the domestic water supply network in Larnaca, Nicosia and Famagusta, and improvement of the drainage and water supply networks in Nicosia). A second Financial Protocol came into effect on 1 May 1984 and expired on 31 December 1988. It provided for ECU 28 million in EIB loans, ECU 6 million in low-interest loans and ECU 10 million in grants.