Examples of using Ict-based in English and their translations into Slovak
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Support ICT-based educational content, services and practices. Funding.
The Commission also asked EU countries to use ICT-based solutions to improve energy efficiency.
ICT-based entrepreneurship and its impact on development in the ACP countries;
The Commission also asked EU countries to use ICT-based solutions to improve energy efficiency.
ICT-based systems can cut energy consumption in buildings by up to 17% and emissions from the transport sector by up to 27%.
The educational platform will utilize and use advanced ICT-based educational methods like 3D virtual reality.
ICT-based systems to support accessibility and use over time of digital cultural and scientific resources and assets, in a multilingual and multicultural environment.
Among other things,the Commission asked EU Member States to use ICT-based solutions to improve energy efficiency.
The objective is to make innovative, ICT-based products and services available in the fields of science, technology, administration and logistics.
Recent research[17] shows that disparities persist in the availability of ICT-based educational tools and content.
In a first step,it is needed to undertake an analysis of ICT-based collaborative production techniques and of their cost effectiveness and ability to deliver high quality and reliable public services.
The Commission acknowledges theeffectiveness of infrastructures which serve multiple fields, such as the ICT-based infrastructures.
Trust and confidence in new and innovative technologies and ICT-based services within the health sector need to be built through rigorous testing, agreed standards and a widely accepted certification process.
Additional value of the project presents the approach to include teachers and offering guidelines,methodologies and tips tailored for the use of ICT-based learning materials in schools.
Fostering the emergence of innovative ICT-based products and services for ageing well, thus increasing the quality of life of elderly people and reducing the costs of health and social care.
What we need are the creation anddevelopment of a smart electricity network comprising ICT-based combined power stations and decentralised energy production.
Initial research into the typology was followed up with in-depth reviews of specific new forms ofemployment such as strategic employee sharing and ICT-based mobile work.
For example, it should be the forerunner in the development of ICT-based personalised health systems that will significantly improve diagnosis and treatment of diseases7 and prolong the independence of elderly people.
Respond to the challenge of Demographic Ageing by stimulating investment in research,development and innovation in new ICT-based solutions for ageing well across Europe.
The specific knowledge and excellence required for research and development of ICT-based products and services for ageing are spread across national borders and hence cannot be combined at national level only;
This initiative also brought world-wide media attention to EU research in road safety andinformed consumers of the benefits of these novel ICT-based safety systems.
ICT-based systems can reduce energy consumption in buildings, which currently account for 40% of the total energy consumed in Europe, by up to 17%, as well as carbon emissions in the transport sector by up to 27%.
Facilitating freight and passenger transport demand management should be an integral part of town planning andoffers opportunities for the deployment of innovative ICT-based solutions.
This includes the intelligent car, for example, and ICT-based urban traffic management systems; the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay System(EGNOS) will be on stream from 2009, and the Galileo system from 2013.
Several initiatives focusing on cities have already been launched in Europe8,9 and worldwide10, and the intention is to build cooperation with these existing networks andif possible develop ICT-based initiatives with and within cities.
There is often littlecollaboration between public authorities procuring innovative ICT-based solutions(e.g. for health, transport, energy) and those in charge of R& D/innovation.
The Commission will also support six ICT-based public-private partnerships in the EU's seventh framework programme for research(FP7) with total EU funding of €1 billion and leveraging around €2 billion of private spending.
Firstly, it is necessary to foster research into novel ICT-based solutions and strengthen their take-up- so that the energy intensity of the economy can be further reduced by adding intelligence to components, equipment and services;
The European Commission has calculated that ICT-based systems can cut energy consumption in buildings- currently put at some 40% of overall energy consumption in Europe- by up to 17%, and transport carbon emissions by up to 27%.
It is important to ensure that the development and deployment of ICT-based'intelligent vehicle systems' is increasingly accepted at international level, and the need remains to ensure that Member States and industry encourage and support investment in such systems.