Examples of using Balanced territorial development in English and their translations into German
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Balanced territorial development.
Contributing to a balanced territorial development.
Balanced territorial development.
NAT Priorities on CAP and Balanced Territorial Development.
Balanced territorial development represents one of the main objectives of the future CAP reform.
Member States agreed that maintaining a balanced territorial development constitutes a major objective for the future CAP.
Balanced territorial development should be one of the main priorities of the future CAP.
This site is devoted to the‘new towns',most of which were created inthe 1970s to promote balanced territorial development.
Objective 3: Balanced territorial development.
Provide employment to rural populations and maintain economic life in rural areas,key to a balanced territorial development.
European cooperation within and between Member States brings balanced territorial development in Europe a step closer and creates opportunities for all regions.
The support of small- and medium-sized municipalities as the growth poles ofrural areas meets the requirement of harmonious and balanced territorial development.
Inject new vigour into rural areas to ensure balanced territorial development through more integrated approaches based on synergies and complementarities with urban areas;
The support of small- and medium-sized municipalities as the growth poles ofrural areas meets the requirement of an harmonious and balanced territorial development.
The debate, structured around a Presidency questionnaire(6248/11), focused on balanced territorial development, which is the third main objective for the future CAP identified in the Commission communication.
Against that background reforms must ensure 1 a viable food production; 2 sustainable management of natural resources and climate action;and 3 balanced territorial development.
Socio-economic function: Agriculture contributes to the viability of rural areas and a balanced territorial development by generating employment in primary production and the supply and processing/distribution chains.
The objectives of the reformed CAP are to promote 1 viable food production, 2the sustainable management of natural resources and the fight against climate change and 3 balanced territorial development.
The balanced territorial development of rural areas throughout the EU by empowering people in local areas, building capacity and improving local conditions and links between rural and urban areas.
Identify the three main objectives for the future CAP as: ensuring viable food production,sustainable management of natural resources and climate action, and balanced territorial development.
This priority aims to achieve better understanding, preservation and management of the common natural heritage,to promote balanced territorial development and to improve the quality of life and living conditions in the cross-border areas.
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.
It must be said that in the draft Community strategic guidelines- which were adopted by the Commission at the end of June-we asked Member States and the regions to pay particular attention to a balanced territorial development when preparing their future regional programmes.
Further intensification of transnational cooperation can foster a new partnership-based dimension of joint work in the field of spatial development and spatial planning,which contributes to promote sustainable and balanced territorial development throughout Europe.
Monitoring Evaluation of the CAP: The Commission will present a report before the end of 2017- and every 4 years thereafter- on the impact of the CAP on the 3 main priorities- viable food production,sustainable management of natural resources, and balanced territorial development.
New aspects of transEuropean networks from a Central European viewpoint by Professor Jacob Maurer Future prospects for joining the new periphery by Professor Andreu Ulied Segui and Mr Rossend Bosch Secondary networks and integrated transport:promoting balanced territorial development by Professor Alain Bonnafous.
The EESC believes that EU rural development and forestry policies should make a stronger contribution to the conservation of biodiversity, carbon sequestration, energy production and savings,and the development and promotion of food products and balanced territorial development.
Under the Commission's proposals, the OR will also continue to enjoy specific treatment under the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development(EAFRD)14to support improvements in competitiveness, diversification of activities in rural areas,sustainable management of natural resources and a balanced territorial development of rural areas.
In various opinions10, the EESC has stressed the importance of preserving the European agricultural model(EAM), pointing out that the population of the EU is concerned about the various roles of agriculture food and fibre production, protection of the environment and rural development, its contribution to quality of life in rural areas, balanced territorial development, food quality and animal welfare.