Examples of using Resource flows in English and their translations into German
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Consumption transparency alone allows you to identify and optimise resource flows.
Ensure that resource flows are accorded on a predictable and regular basis;
The application SuperX grants a multidimensional view on performance and resource flows.
The amounts referred toshould be additional to existing levels of resource flows to the countries concerned, and ACP countries as a whole.
Money flows(payments and income) move in opposite direction of the product and resource flows.
Emphasise the importance of predictability and security in resource flows, granted on highly concessional terms and on a continuous basis;
Continuous efforts are needed to improve the knowledge-base: new indicators are needed to measure progress towards a recycling society and to map waste andmaterial streams and resource flows.
The cooperation should ensure that resource flows are accorded on a predictable and regular basis and are flexible and tailored to the situation in Greenland.
A„Smart Country" region can be understood as a non-urban area,in which the use of advanced ICT enables resource flows to be optimized for local consumption.
Our focus on flourishing food systems, social innovation, optimal resource flows and transformative learning from birth, supported by meaningful partnerships, will continue through embedded and relevant research, teaching and practice.
Dazzling eco design RIVA GmbH Lighting is showcasing a brightidea in Hannover that stems from the EU's cycLED project, led by Fraunhofer IZM, to optimize resource flows along the lifecycle phases of LED products- the new Lucid nova eos hall luminaire.
In anticipation of a post-2015 development finance framework, the Development Assistance Committee(DAC) 2012 High Level Meeting(HLM) tasked the DAC Secretariat to better capture this changing landscape from the perspective of developing countries,including all officially supported resource flows.
Increasing external resource flows to developing countries for investment is essential to achieving the SDGs-but these flows can be expected to materialize only in circumstances where countries have coherent development strategies consistent with maintaining macroeconomic stability while also ensuring the delivery of key public sector services and a business environment supportive of growth.
We acknowledge both the opportunities and challenges that globalisation offers for all states and commit ourselves to co-operate in order to enhance a political, economic and social environment, conducive to promotinginternational co-operation, foreign direct investment and other resource flows.
Appropriate strategies can ensure that resource flows between cities and their environs can be used and managed more efficiently. These days, many cities and metropolitan regions are in the vanguard of climate action and resource protection, implementing space-saving and compact urban structures, low-emission transport facilities, energy-efficient buildings and efficient waste disposal systems.
Life Cycle Approach- Takes into consideration the spectrum of resource flows and environmental interventions associated with a product or organisation from a supply chain perspective, including all stages from raw material acquisition through processing, distribution, use, and end-of-life processes, and all relevant related environmental impacts instead of focusing on a single issue.
A resource flow shows the flow of any physical material from its source to its destination.
Decoupling of growth from resource flow.
In this table, the resources flowing to households from independent activity are shown as Operating Surplus, that is before the deduction of interest and rent payments, which are given in Item 8.
In this table for Germany, the resources flowing to households from independent activity are shown as Income, that is after the deduction of interest and rent, except for interest on loans for consumption spending which is shown under Item 8.
Resources flowing to the KICs directly have to be attracted by the KICs and/or their partner organisations, including through the normal procedures applicable to Community programmes and the Structural Funds.
Resources flowing to the EIT directly would be used:(i) to finance the KICs through a competitive process based on excellence and in accordance with the criteria set by the Governing Board of the EIT;(ii) to finance the running costs of the EIT; or(iii) to contribute to the EIT's endowment.
Today approximately 95 percent of all resources flow into this area.
Consequently substantial financial resources flow into the building of schools and universities.
At the same time, financial resources flow back to SMEs.
Resources flow over the whole world and are subject of extensive trading.
These financial resources flow only into non-profit charitable or social projects.
In this period, when resources flowed to this“innovative” sector, GDP growth was markedly lower than it was before.
It is doubtful that society would accept public resources flowing into company profits and whether that is sustainable.