Eksempler på brug af Challenges such as climate change på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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However, at a time of global challenges such as climate change, this is not enough.
New challenges, such as climate change, desertification and the food shortages that it causes, are threats to human security and human rights.
Consumers are major contributors to environmental challenges such as climate change, air and water pollution, land use and waste.
New challenges, such as climate change, water management, renewable energy and biodiversity, which will have an impact on developing countries, have also been addressed in it.
The EU must give primary importance to research andinnovation in tackling challenges such as climate change and finding solutions to increasing global competition.
Faced with challenges such as climate change, the economic crisis and globalisation, together with demographic changes and developments on the labour market, we need this policy urgently.
The €265 million reserved for environment research will help address major challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss or resource efficiency.
It is only possible to respond to new challenges such as climate change or the loss of agricultural biodiversity if there is a more balanced supply and consumption of protein crop products within the EU.
This funding will advance scientific boundaries, increase European competitiveness andhelp solve societal challenges such as climate change, energy and food security, health and an ageing population.
Further simplification andadaptation to new challenges, such as climate change, as well as determining the external dimension of the EU's internal policies, are important aspects that must be taken into consideration.
The event will bring together researchers and practitioners to understand how business, government, andcivil society can interact to better address societal challenges such as climate change, immigration, social exclusion, and poverty.
The idea behind it is to enable us to meet future challenges, such as climate change, energy and food security, health and an ageing population, in an appropriate way and to raise them to a transnational level.
Research and innovation are priority areas and are absolutely crucial for competitiveness and the success of the European economy in the current global climate of crisis, intense competition andincreased efforts to address new challenges such as climate change and territorial cohesion.
In addition, the situation is made even more difficult by new,strong challenges, such as climate change, the declining population or the global economic recession.
The European Union and the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE) share the same principles and values in areas such as the promotion of human rights, conflict prevention, the development of democratisation, the protection of minorities, andalso more recent challenges such as climate change.
Important aspects that should be considered include possible further simplification,adaptation to new challenges such as climate change, and also the right place for the external dimension of the EU's internal policies.
Objective: Ahigh level of protection of the natural environment; resource-efficiency in production, consumption and waste management; promotion of sustainable development and theintegration of environmental considerations into other policy areas;addressing global challenges such as climate change and biodiversity.
The conscious need for sustainable policies in order to be able to deal with challenges such as climate change, loss of biodiversity, increasing environmental pollution and the impending exhaustion of our natural resources is strongly supported today.
This report will show that Europe has not achieved food security, that farmers and whole rural areas are in danger of disappearing,and that new challenges, such as climate change, are likely to destabilise already dwindling food stocks, not only in Europe, but also worldwide.
They also continue to work together on common challenges such as climate change- the major issue for us- the fight against drugs, in which we are relying greatly on President Calderón, who has a major fight on his hands, and the sensitive and difficult question of migration.
Therefore, this second revision of the Cotonou Agreement is an excellent opportunity to make adjustments relating to current challenges such as climate change, the steep increase in the price of food and petrol, the financial crisis, and the extreme deprivation in several ACP countries.