Examples of using Coastal communities in English and their translations into Czech
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This is creating an aura of despair among coastal communities.
Coastal communities are cut off, us island guys… forget it.
London Labour backed the Commission: yet another shameful betrayal of our coastal communities!
As it happens, the coastal communities in my constituency are finding it very difficult to survive.
It is not just about people working on trawlers and people owning trawlers,it is about coastal communities.
Many coastal communities previously dependent on fisheries had to invest in other sectors, such as tourism.
The financial return also needs to be a stable andreliable base for maintaining our coastal communities.
It is also a grave danger for our coastal communities, because if sustainability of the stocks collapses, our coastal communities will have no future.
The Commission is aware of the particular nature of the fisheries sector and its importance,especially for coastal communities.
Fishing activity is essential to the economic andsocial development of coastal communities, because it contributes to the galvanisation of regions and fosters activity in related sectors.
It is not an option for the sustainability of the stocks,for the livelihoods of our fishermen or for the future of our coastal communities.
I think we all agree that we need to preserve fish stocks but we also need to preserve coastal communities, and the two are not necessarily mutually exclusive.
Key issues to be addressed in order to ensure such an improvement are a more coordinated cooperation anda strengthening of regional authorities and coastal communities.
This will help fishermen to move towards sustainable fishing, and coastal communities to diversify their economies.
I welcome the stress placed on the sustainable use of resources, the desire to develop maritime expertise, promote sustainable employment andmaximise the quality of life of coastal communities.
In writing.- The Gklavakis report rightly recognises the importance of fishing to coastal communities and the retention of cultural traditions.
We have wonderful coastal communities that are dependent on fishing, but, as I have said here before, I have never encountered more disillusionment amongst any group of people than I have among those fishermen.
Or that they could not mitigate the common fisheries policy, which, over three anda half decades, decimated Irish coastal communities and fish stocks in Irish waters?
Project aims to improve resilience of Coastal communities in Koh Kong Province to the impacts of disasters and climate change through improved household livelihoods, increased life-skills of children and adults, and improved land use planning.
In writing.- I abstained on this vote because I am in favour of sustainable fisheries everywhere and I support the coastal communities and fishermen of Ireland.
It is also win-win because it is particularly suitable for production in coastal communities, where the trouble in the fishing industry is making it necessary for us to find new industries.
GA Mr President, I am no authority on this matter, butsince I come from an island nation, I know that fishing is very important for coastal communities throughout Ireland.
The fisheries sector is strategically important for the socio-economic wellbeing of coastal communities, local development, employment, and the preservation and creation of economic activity.
I recognise that we are asking the industry to make considerable sacrifices, but these are necessary to ensure the long-term sustainability of the fisheries,fleets and coastal communities concerned.
Beyond simply being implemented, it must also be defined at this level,involving the coastal communities that work with the marine environment, who bring it to life and depend on it.
Climate change impacts, especially irregular rainfall patterns, increased rainfall intensity, and dry-season drought,are having negative impacts on the sustainability of livelihoods in the coastal communities.
I have no doubts as to the need for an approach at European level,based on strengthening cooperation between the Member States with an Atlantic coast, coastal communities, the private sector and civil society, and in which this common strategy will benefit all the stakeholders.
We need to make it more efficient and make it more cost-effective, but we also need to make sure that people are able to make a living from it: not only the people involved in the industry, butalso people living in coastal communities.
Let us look at the property rights-based systems in Iceland and in New Zealand where,as the previous speaker has said, the coastal communities are looked after because they are given their rights in perpetuity which they can sell on, they can trade, or they can leave to future generations.
The fisheries sector represents a strategic resource within the EU where supplying the population is concerned, and it makes a significant contribution to local development, employment andthe preservation of the cultural traditions of coastal communities.