Examples of using Territorial development in English and their translations into Czech
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Strategic objective IV: Balanced territorial development.
Nevertheless, I can already assess that the general priorities have been adhered to by all Member States,with specific particularities imposed by their level of economic and territorial development.
EU Regional Policy and Territorial Development allowance 6/3.
It would increasingly seem that this issue is rooted in spatial and territorial development itself.
Sufficient financial resources are needed under the TEN-T budget and coordination of territorial development objectives and TEN-T policy need to be enforced, whereas public/private partnerships have to be further promoted.
Adopt green housing policies andintegrate them into sustainable urban and territorial development policies;
The priority of IROP is to enable a balanced territorial development, improvement of the infrastructure, improvement of public services and public administration and ensuring sustainable development in municipalities, cities and regions.
The relevance of the social economy for local and territorial development by Luigi Martignetti.
It must also continue to support agricultural activity across Europe,with a view to ensuring local food production and a balanced territorial development.
First, we need to put in practice an integrated approach to the territorial development in order to avoid a piecemeal approach to our territories.
In my opinion, the role of women in agricultural businesses andrural environments represents a significant aspect of territorial development policies.
Despite progress in using EU funds to adopt an integrated approach to territorial development, individual investment projects cannot replace metropolitan-area planning.
It is important that macro-regional strategies be examined in the context of the objective of European territorial cohesion prescribed in the Treaty of Lisbon and the EU's territorial development plan for 2020.
It is about having a political compass to guide us towards this'targeted approach to territorial development', to quote the proposed resolution, towards this integrated approach.
It also encourages broad debate on this subject among the European institutions, national and regional authorities, economic and social partners andother actors involved in European integration and territorial development.
The successful presentation at the fair comment sales representative of pigments and dyes section Michal Vondrasek:"The main business aim was commercial and territorial development of the company's expansion into new areas of the country and use of the wide potential of these locations offer.
An ambitious European territorial development policy based on massive investment will be one of the conditions to enable logistics operators to do their job properly at the best cost while respecting the environment.
In the light of the reform applicable in 2014, the common agricultural policy must respond to the following priorities: viable food production, sustainable management of natural resources,measures for combating climate change and balanced territorial development.
SK Regional development policy is a key element in the economic,social and territorial development of the European Union, and its systematic modernisation in response to new trends therefore deserves special attention and must be a priority for the European Union even after 2013.
Since I agreed with these principles, I voted in favour of the report, which underlines the important role played by women in agricultural businesses and in rural environments, anddraws attention to the significance of this role for territorial development policies.
I believe it is essential to look as a matter of urgency at the way territorial development and the phenomenon of exclusion interact, so that we can meet the goal of sustainable development, using the existing financial instruments more efficiently to tackle the disparities that still persist.
I would therefore like to say again that the fundamental objective of the CAP should be to maintain the competitiveness of European agriculture and support for farming in the EU, so as to ensure food production, principally at local level,and balanced territorial development.
I would like to highlight the fact that territorial cohesion implies an approach aimed at territorial development, so there should also be sufficient flexibility to allow for adaptation to specific regional characteristics and support for less developed regions in their efforts to overcome their socio-economic difficulties.
Three main priorities are defined in the Common Agriculture Policy(CAP) 2014-2020 proposal: competitive food production, sustainable management of natural resources andclimate change mitigation by promoting greener agriculture, and balanced territorial development.
Part 5 focuses on the relevance of the social economy in terms of local and territorial development, by considering the following features in the relationship between social economy and local development: quality employment, embedded social capital, strengthened democracy, and partnerships between the local authorities and the social economy actors.
The architecture of post-2013 cohesion policy should clearly reflect the fact that cohesion policy is not a policy of redistributing financial resources between Member States and regions. Rather, it is, or it should be, a policy aimed at the EU's social,economic and territorial development.
It is a guarantee of support for the least-developed regions and disadvantaged groups, leading to balanced social and territorial development in the Union, and a course of action that has great significance forthe 27 Member States, which are required to lay down strategic territorial development guidelines through the increasingly active involvement of the social partners.
In writing.- The Greens/EFA have been able to include an important number of amendments which focused on environmental and social conditioning of direct payments, measures against climate change, a broader andmore inclusive approach to rural territorial development and fair income for farmers.
However, on the subject of logistics, it is becoming a matter of urgency to launch the debate on the ambitious European territorial development policy, based particularly on financing infrastructure(motorways, railways, airports, ports, new technologies, satellites, etc.) using the leverage of debt with, for example, greater use of the European Investment Bank(EIB), which could release nearly EUR 1 000 billion of investment potential over 10 years, public/private partnerships(PPPs), etc.
While I agree with the basic principle, I believe that the seriousness of the crisis calls for provisions on an altogether different scale,not least to allow SMEs access to credit and to have credit that is conducive to employment, territorial development and the development of human capabilities.