Примери за използване на Apiculture sector на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Grant of aid in apiculture sector.
Apiculture products, Part II of Annex II(hereinafter referred to as the apiculture sector);
Types of intervention in the apiculture sector and the Union financial assistance.
Section VI Special provisions for the apiculture sector.
Minister Taneva announced that apiculture sector reported better results compared to the previous 2014 year.
Special provisions for the apiculture sector.
Whereas the apiculture sector suffers from a particularly serious demographic and ageing problem, with only a small percentage of beekeepers aged under 50, which jeopardises the future of the sector; .
Part VIII: Definitions concerning the apiculture sector 1.
Whereas national programmes for the apiculture sector in receipt of EU co-funding have an overall positive effect;
Apimondia is the International Federation of Beekeepers' Associations andother organisations working within the apiculture sector.
The EU is highly dependent on imports in the apiculture sector, with 40% of the honey that we consume being imported.
Moreover, the Commission should report at regular intervals to the European Parliament andthe Council on the aid scheme applied in respect of the apiculture sector.
In her words, such a database will support the apiculture sector and will create conditions for transparency and security.
They became involved in the creation of a framework of the Black Sea Basin network for cooperation of interested beekeepers and the connected to apiculture sectors in the Black Sea region.
In her words, such a database will support the apiculture sector and will create conditions for transparency and security.
Member States shall choose in their CAP Strategic Plans for each specific objective set out in Article 6(1) one ormore of the following types of interventions in the apiculture sector.
The Union financial assistance for types of intervention in the apiculture sector is allocated to Member States as set out in Annex VIII.
Firstly, I wish to see that funding for research projects is maintained after 2012, andI would support the initiatives which encourage young beekeepers into the apiculture sector.
Calls on the Commission andthe Member States to provide support for the EU apiculture sector via strong policy tools and appropriate funding measures corresponding to the current bee stock;
These programmes are designed at national level in cooperation with the sector with the aim to improve the conditions for the apiculture sector and the marketing of their products.
Whereas the apiculture sector deserves to be treated as a priority in the EU in negotiations for free trade agreements, and honey and other bee products should be classified as‘sensitive products';
These programmes are designed at national level in cooperation with the sector with the aim to improve the conditions for the apiculture sector and the marketing of their products.
Whereas the long-term health and sustainability of the apiculture sector in Europe rests on ensuring the long-term health and sustainability of local honey bee ecotypes, given their diversity and ability to adapt to local environments;
The most important statement of this document is the one which calls on the European Commission to ensure that the current support programmes in the apiculture sector today are continued and strengthened after 2013.
The apiculture sector plays a strategic role in society, providing a valuable example of a'green occupation', improving and preserving biodiversity and the ecological balance, as well as conserving plant life, and is a model of sustainable production in a rural environment.
The sectoral type of interventions in the fruit and vegetables sector referred to in point(a)of Article 39 and in the apiculture sector referred to in point(b) of Article 39 shall be mandatory for every Member State.
Whereas at its meeting in December 2015 the Agriculture and Fisheries Council discussed quality concerns regarding honey imports andthe competitiveness of the European apiculture sector;
Whereas knowledge transfer and the exchange of good andinnovative practices provide added value to the European apiculture sector, in particular if complemented by a specific programme, such as the current‘Erasmus for beekeepers' under Pillar II of the CAP;
Asks the Commission to ensure that honey and other bee products are considered as‘sensitive products' in ongoing or future negotiations for free trade agreements,since direct competition may expose the EU apiculture sector to excessive or unsustainable pressure;
In particular, in order to ensure the effective andefficient use of Union funds for interventions in the apiculture sector, the power to adopt certain acts should be delegated to the Commission in respect of additional requirements concerning the notification obligation and the establishment of a minimum Union contribution to the expenditure to implement those types of interventions.