Translation of "translation of orientation de la production " (French → English) :

agricultural guidance [ production premium ]

production policy [ industrial management | production management | reorganisation of production | Industrial management(ECLAS) | Industrial management(STW) | Production management(STW) | industrial management(UNBIS) ]

production steering

Subgroup I on Agricultural Information : Guidance on Production, Quality Improvement and Marketing

Animal Production and Health Commission for Asia(FAO and UNDP) | Regional Animal Production and Health Commission for Asia,the Far East and the South-West Pacific | APHCA [Abbr.]

Near East Animal Production and Health Centre | NEADEC [Abbr.]

vectoring in forward flight [ vectoring in-forward-flight | viffing ]

Middle and Near East Regional Animal Production and Health Project

Dedicated Horizon 2020 call for proposals: ''Industry 2020 in the circular economy'', €650 million investment in 2016 and 2017 to finance innovative demonstration projects for circular economy and industrial competitiveness Industry-wide Construction and Demolition Waste Management Protocol, to improve the identification, separation at source and collection of waste, as well as logistics, processing, and quality management. Guidance documents in the areas ofwater reuse and green public procurement Guidance on how to integrate circular economy into Best Available Techniques Reference Documents (BREFs) for several industrial sectors, to red ...[+++]uce waste generation, boost recycling and reduce resource use, increasing the sustainability and competitiveness in the industries covered by the Industrial Emissions Directive Revision of guidance on the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive, to address false, unclear, unintelligible, or ambiguous information, including claims related to the circular economy Waste Shipment Regulation: As of mid-2016, a new tool on waste codes is available to customs officials to help identify waste crossing illegally EU borders as non-waste.

4. Emphasises that RISE needs a short-term agenda so as to safeguard the manufacturing base and know-how, in order to meet the urgent challenges in some sectors (such as production overcapacity, restructuring and unfair competition) as well as a roadmap and timetable within a long-term framework based on an approach with clear and stable objectives and goals, science-based indicators and a life-cycle and circular economy approach which enables and provides incentives for steering investments into creativity, skills, innovation, new tech ...[+++]nologies and promotes the modernisation, sustainability and competitiveness of Europe’s industrial base through a value chain-conscious policy that covers undertakings of all sizes, pays due attention to the basic industries and is conducive to maintaining the production chain in Europe; considers that such modernisation should be built on both key industries and new sectors of industry and that it must be geared towards growth in accordance with sustainable development principles;

– (PT) The resolution tabled by the Confederal Group of the European United Left – Nordic Green Left concerns important aspects of our appraisal of the College of Commissioners presented to this Parliament, and also summarises some of the fundamental reasons for our vote against this Commission: the presentation of a programme by the President of the Commission – to which the Commissioners will naturally feel linked and which they defended without any reservations in the hearings which took place in Parliament – which represents the continuation of the failed neoliberal policy of the previous Commission; and the fact that this team has been chosen to carry out this programme, following a strategy which will not result in the necessary chan ...[+++]ges in political orientation, in the sense of providing greater social justice, job creation and eradication of poverty, but instead contains dangerous elements that will exacerbate these serious problems.

– (PT) The resolution tabled by the Confederal Group of the European United Left – Nordic Green Left concerns important aspects of our appraisal of the College of Commissioners presented to this Parliament, and also summarises some of the fundamental reasons for our vote against this Commission: the presentation of a programme by the President of the Commission – to which the Commissioners will naturally feel linked and which they defended without any reservations in the hearings which took place in Parliament – which represents the continuation of the failed neoliberal policy of the previous Commission; and the fact that this team has been chosen to carry out this programme, following a strategy which will not result in the necessary chan ...[+++]ges in political orientation, in the sense of providing greater social justice, job creation and eradication of poverty, but instead contains dangerous elements that will exacerbate these serious problems.