Examples of using Forest sector in English and their translations into German
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EU enlargement and the forest sector.
The Forest Sector is even good climbing on warm days.
Withdrawal from the regions of authority in forest sector….
The problems with including the forest sector in the field of application of the new regulation.
COST E51: Integrating Innovation and Development Policies for the Forest Sector AU proposal.
The forest sector, and forestry in particular, is labour-intensive and so a major source of employment.
There is much work to be done in the forest sector in the CEEC's.
The meeting will bring together Directors General for Forests in the Member Statesand stakeholder NGO's to facilitate high level discussions on EU emerging issues relevant for the Forest sector.
Timbeter's goal has been from the beginning to make the forest sector paper-free, transparent and more effective.
Einari receives the"Vuoden metsäteko" award in recognition of his contribution to the forest sector.
This programme area is specifically concerned with capacity-building in the forest sector and all programme activities specified contribute to that end.
The forest sector has great potential to further develop high-quality and value-added products and services for the diverse and growing demands of society based on a renewable raw material source.
Together with the EU Forest Strategy,the LBA would represent a key tool for strengthening the forest sector as a whole.
With regard to the existing legislation of the Council concerning the forest sector as well as the proposals on the support of forestry measures in the Member States made within the framework of Agenda 2000;
Introduction of principles and instruments of good governance andof strengthening local rights of use in the forest sector in selected countries.
For example forest tree nurseries are related to the forest sector, the horticultural services sector is dealt with separately and incompletely and the production factor industry as well as trade with horticultural products are not considered at all.
There are more and more EU regulations concerning forests, and as a result of climate and energy policy, the forest sector is often even at the centre of policymaking.
To follow the necessary development and to maximise employment in the forest sector, the EESC highlights the need to promote training and education at all levels of the forest sector in response to increasing levels of mechanisation along the forestry value chain and to the challenges of a changing climate and environment.
Aiming at improving policy and regulation development in accordance with the national climate goals(NDC),the principles of"good governance" in the forest sector and the biodiversity conservation goals.
The need to improve coordination,communication and cooperation in all policy areas with relevance to the forest sector within the Commission, between the Commission and the Member States, as well as between the Member States;
The project will be represented at the Asia Pacific Forestry Week in June 2019 and the partners plan a side event on the strategic success of REDD+ Himalaya andsupport the FAO in the side event in discussing the implementation of NDCs in the forest sector.
The EESC agrees with the Commission that an EU forest strategy is needed,due to the importance of forests and the growing challenges facing the forest sector, and welcomes the guidelines it contains and the 2020 forest objectives.
Such a global instrument could provide a strong incentive for improved implementation and enforcement of policies and legislation established by sovereign nations in order to inter alia(i) raise necessary financial resources for Sustainable Forest Management;(ii) develop instruments for internalising the environmental and social costs and benefits;(iii)reduce illegal trade and promote good governance in the forest sector.
The Commission will carry out a study on the effects of globalisation on the competitiveness of EU forestry in order toidentify the main factors influencing developments in the EU forest sector and to underpin discussions on further action to be taken to enhance the competitiveness and economic viability of forestry.
Operations carried out pursuant to this Regulation shall concentrate on pilot projects in the field, innovative programmes, studies and research, the results of which willenable the EC to develop, adjust and implement its forest sector cooperation policies.
The EESC supports the promotion of wood as a domestic, sustainable, renewable,climate and environment-friendly raw material and is convinced that the forest sector must play a key role in the success of a future bioeconomy.
There is a broad array of specific support measures for IKI financed projects, which extends from the implementation of demonstration projects to the developmentof technical and institutional capacity, policy advisory services and technical expertise, to effective investment in the forest sector and support in the exchange of information and experiences.
They provide an opportunity for the better management of a vital natural resource and, hopefully,they will bring greater transparency and help us tackle corruption in the forest sector, which, unfortunately in Africa, is endemic at the moment.
The EESC supports the promotion of wood and other forest materials including cork as a domestic, sustainable, renewable,climate and environment-friendly raw material and is convinced that the forest sector must play a key role in the success of a future bioeconomy.
There is a broad array of specific support measures for IKI financed projects, which extends from the implementation of demonstration projects to the development of technical and institutional capacity,policy advisory services and technical expertise, to effective investment in the forest sector and support in the exchange of information and experiences.
