Examples of using Waste prevention programmes in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Waste prevention programmes.
Member States are requested to adopt waste prevention programmes by 12 December 2013.
In the new waste framework directive the EUdemands member states to establish national waste prevention programmes.
(d) it has set out waste prevention programmes as referred to in Article 29 of Directive 2008/98/CE.
Competent national authoritiesmust establish waste management plans and waste prevention programmes.
Member States shall adoptspecific food waste prevention programmes within their waste prevention programmes.';
The revised Waste Framework Directive requires that Member Statesestablish, by 12 December, national waste prevention programmes.
The WFD obliges Member States to establish waste prevention programmes no later than 12 December 2013.
The format for the notification of the information on the adoption andthe substantial revisions of waste management plans and waste prevention programmes, and.
Assessment of the implementation of waste management plans and waste prevention programmes in place pursuant to Articles 28 and 29;
The European Environment Agency is invited to include in its annual report a review of progress inthe completion and implementation of waste prevention programmes.
Member States shall adopt specific food waste prevention programmes within their waste prevention programmes as referred to in this Article.”;
The EU Waste Framework Directiveset the obligation for Member States to adopt waste prevention programmes by the end of 2013.
Member States shall regularly evaluate the waste prevention programmes, and as a minimum before submitting their reports in accordance with Article 34(1).
The revised Waste Framework Directive requiresEU member states to establish their national waste prevention programmes by 12 December.
Member States shall establish, in accordance with Article 1, waste prevention programmes no later than[three years after the entry into force of this Directive].
The Directive obliges Member States to modernise their waste management plans andto set up waste prevention programmes by 2013.
Assessment of the implementation of waste management plans and waste prevention programmes in place pursuant to Articles 28 and 29 of Directive 2008/98/EC;
Promotion of more ambitious waste prevention policies by clarifying MemberStates' obligations to develop publicly available waste prevention programmes.
Member States shall establish waste prevention programmes setting out waste prevention measures in accordance with Articles 1, 4 and 9.';
Implement a more ambitious and more effective waste prevention policy,notably through the obligation for the Member States to develop waste prevention programmes.
It is alsoessential for Member States to amend their existing waste prevention programmes in accordance with this Directive and to adapt their investments accordingly.
Since the adoption of the Strategy, the WFD introduces a number of new provisions aiming to maximise prevention efforts, in particular,through national waste prevention programmes.
Member States shall establish waste prevention programmes setting out at least the waste prevention measures as laid down in Article 9(1) in accordance with Articles 1 and 4.
The Waste Framework Directive will be amended to clarify the obligation forMember States to develop publicly available waste prevention programmes, in the context of sustainable production and consumption.
Mandatory national waste prevention programmes, which take account of the variety of national, regional and local conditions, to be finalised three years after the entry into force of the directive;
Cooperation Member States shall cooperate as appropriate with the other Member States concerned andthe Commission to draw up the waste management plans and the waste prevention programmes in accordance with Articles 28 and 29.
Member States shallinform the Commission of the waste management plans and waste prevention programmes referred to in Articles 28 and 29, once adopted, and of any substantial revisions to the plans and programmes.'.
In order to contribute towards reaching at least the objectives listed in Article 1, Article 4 and paragraph -1 of Article 9,Member States shall establish waste prevention programmes, setting out at least waste prevention measures in accordance with paragraph 1 of Article 9.
Calls on the Commissionto lay down in the Waste Framework Directive minimum requirements for national waste prevention programmes and to draw up a set of targets and indicators capable of rendering the individual performance of the Member States comparable;