Examples of using Ict-based solutions in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Commission also asked EU countries to use ICT-based solutions to improve energy efficiency.
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.
The Commission also asked EU countries to use ICT-based solutions to improve energy efficiency.
This €600 million research and development funding programme involves 23 countries and the EU to improve thequality of life of senior citizens through smart ICT-based solutions.
Among other things,the Commission asked EU Member States to use ICT-based solutions to improve energy efficiency.
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;
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 programme willfacilitate the development of lead markets for innovative ICT-based solutions notably in areas of public interest and will open a wide range of new business opportunities in particular for innovative SMEs.
It also notes that special attention should be paid to urban areas, which represent a particular challenge in this context and can provide the right setting for testing,validating and deploying ICT-based solutions.
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 Digital Agenda aims to ensure that public authorities, the ICT industry and major emitting sectors closelywork together to accelerate the massive roll-out of ICT-based solutions to meet its energy saving goals.
These would include industrial leadership in generic ICT-based solutions, products and services needed to tackle major societal challenges as well as application-driven ICT research and innovation agendas which will be supported together with the relevant societal challenge.
Member States and the Commission will use the Ambient Assisted Living joint research programme, launched in 2008,to stimulate innovative ICT-based solutions for independent living and the prevention and management of chronic conditions of elderly people.
Accelerate the emergence and take-up of relevant, affordable and integrated innovative ICT-based solutions for active and healthy ageing at home, in the community, or at work, thus improving the quality of life, autonomy, social inclusion, participation in social life, skills or employability of older adults and contributing to increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of health and social care provision;
Cooperation between the ICT industry, other sectors and public authorities is essential to accelerate development andwide-scale roll out of ICT-based solutions for smart grids and meters, near-zero energy buildings and intelligent transport systems.
Information and communication technologies(ICTs) also merit special attention as ICT-based solutions can enable amongst others the continuous monitoring, control and automation of energy use, and make energy use and even cost information visible to consumers in real(or near real) time.
Launch a consultation and partnership process on ICTs for Energy Efficiency with the aim of creating momentum and concertedefforts towards developing and deploying user-friendly ICT-based solutions to support other policy areas addressing energy challenges.
(21) Partnerships between sectors could accelerate the development andwide-scale roll-out of ICT-based solutions for monitoring, managing and measuring energy-use and carbon emissions in energy-using activities, thus helping to provide a reliable basis for energy-saving and emissions-reducing decisions.
Developing new innovative policies and business models for more integrated health and social care systems for the elderly, improving home-based and self-care; as well as tailoring anddeploying on a large scale new innovative(including ICT-based) solutions for long-term care of the elderly such as chronic disease management.
Member States, central, regional and local authorities should be called uponto take the lead in driving demand for innovative ICT-based solutions that will help them to incorporate energy efficiency into all aspects of service delivery and infrastructure management, urban planning and policy-making.
Improving the quality of life of an ageing population e.g. by new innovative solutions, clinical tests, diagnostics and treatments for age-related diseases,deployment of new innovative ICT-based solutions and the development and introduction of novel products, appliances and services specifically suitable for the elderly.
We also think it important for more efforts to be made at every level of decision-making to use all available financial instruments for the deployment andtake-up of new ICT-based technological solutions that enhance energy efficiency.