Examples of using Resource efficiency in English and their translations into Czech
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Sooner rather than later we will have to address resource efficiency.
This is why resource efficiency is a priority for this Commission.
Tell me, where else in EU legislation do we have measures that encourage resource efficiency?
Increasing resource efficiency in Europe is among the priority objectives of the EU 2020 strategy.
It does not reflect environmental sustainability, resource efficiency, social inclusion or social progress.
Many of you mentioned the most important term to be addressed in this context,and that is resource efficiency.
It does not measure environmental sustainability, resource efficiency, social inclusion and social progress in general.
Improving resource efficiency and clearer production in the Mongolian construction sector through materials recovery.
GDP does not reflect current environmental sustainability, resource efficiency, social inclusion or social progress in general.
As with energy efficiency, we could establish standards and norms for how to source materials, how to design products to facilitate recycling andreuse and enhance resource efficiency.
Last week, Commissioner, you launched your resource efficiency strategy. This directive is part and parcel of that.
In conclusion, I would like to insist on the importance of ensuring high waste-recycling rates and improved resource efficiency in the extraction sector.
It is ambitious in order tobenefit our environment and increase the resource efficiency of our economy, and it is achievable for each Member State, which is also important.
Then, the compromise provides for the assessment of the methodology used for preparing the implementing measures to better cover resource efficiency and the life-cycle approach.
FI Madam President,the Commission has quite rightly produced both a resource efficiency agenda and a raw materials strategy, because raw materials and their use are becoming ever more limited, and at the same time their prices are rising.
It is necessary to emphasise that GDP is a measure of production anddoes not reflect environmental sustainability, resource efficiency, social inclusion or social progress in general.
We need policy frameworks that encourage resource efficiency across the board, that encourage companies to try new business models- like functional thinking- offering services rather than products, and where revenues obtained through quality of service, and not only via increased volumes from sales, are taking place.
GDP is a measure of production that does not measure environmental sustainability, resource efficiency, social inclusion and social progress in general.
CONSIDERS that the identification of best practices at Member State level and national programmes could play an important role in identifying the most efficient andeffective tools for improving resource efficiency.
However, GDP is a measure of production anddoes not reflect environmental sustainability, resource efficiency, social inclusion or social progress in general.
At this conference, the Commission considered that GDP is not a suitable long-term measurement system, just as economic andsocial progress are not sufficient to assess issues such as climate change, resource efficiency or personal well-being.
Having seen earlier drafts of the Commission proposals which included resource efficiency, it is a mystery to me why such proposals were not followed through.
In view of the forecasts that food production will have to be increased by 70% by 2050 in order to meet demand,particular attention should be paid above all to pillar 3- recycling and boosting resource efficiency- and proposals should be tabled soon.
To put this in the broader context of green economy, increasing resource efficiency in one system helps reduce resource use in other systems.
I welcome the Rosbach report because it clearly defines GDP as an indicator of the economic activity of the market and production in the relevant country, butwhich does not measure environmental sustainability, resource efficiency, social inclusion and social progress.
An integrated and sustainable industrial policy must be based on scientific research, on innovation,on increased resource efficiency, on a commodities strategy, on reinforcing small and medium-sized enterprises, and on developing regional networks.
It is quite pointless to imagine that by doing this we are doing a service to our industry or our levels of competitiveness: on the contrary, in order toimplement the EU 2020 strategy, for example, we should be investing in green growth, resource efficiency and clean competitiveness.
We should focus on simple things which have an obvious impact on Europe's competitiveness,such as resource efficiency, cutting energy costs, reforming the agriculture policy, and the future of transport.
I therefore welcome the provision set out in the resolution that we need to develop additional indicators for measuring medium and long-term economic and social progress, and to establish clear and measurable indicators that provide information on climate change,biodiversity, resource efficiency and social inclusion.
There is always one concern at the back of my mind:it is frequently said in this House that sustainability strategies, resource efficiency and climate protection should be the new paradigms for European economic and industrial policy.