Examples of using Plans and programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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This concerns plans and programmes which contribute to, or are likely to have significant effects on, the achievements of the objectives of Community environmental policy.
It can be understood as referring to public participation in the preparation of Community legislation, plans and programmes, in which case the present proposal for a Directive is not the correct legal instrument.
The SEA approach adopted in the Handbook is based on six core stages which apply to plans and programmes Table 2.3.
The phrase could also include sectoral plans and programmes which in broad terms identify the location of subsequent development within that sector.
Furthermore, it should be noted that, given the nature of the plans and programmes covered by the present proposal, the provision is of very limited potential practical relevance.
It is now set out that the provisions of Article 2 do not apply to plans and programmes for which a public participation procedure is carried out under the SEA Directive.
when the Commission put forward a proposal for a directive on environmental impact statements which took in policy areas, plans and programmes.
Furthermore, those plans and programmes shall be included that are likely to have a significant effect on the achievement of those objectives.
In a first phase of introducing a Directive in the field of environmental assessment of plans and programmes a limited scope of application was chosen by the Commission.
the Parties to the Convention shall endeavour to apply the principles of environmental impact assessment to policies, plans and programmes.
which confirms that this will naturally also apply to the EU' s own plans and programmes.
It is the responsibility of each Member State to develop the plans and programmes necessary to ensure that the standards are not exceeded.
non-mandatory parts resulting in a limitation of the plans and programmes covered in comparison to the amended Commission proposal.
The amendment does not reflect the articles of the proposed Directive, which relate to plans and programmes to be drawn up under certain directives in the environmental field.
To this end, environmental impact assessment and strategic environmental assessment should be used when developing activities, plans and programmes, as they are much more appropriate instruments.
the present proposal defines plans and programmes relating to the environment.
The Commission did not give up, stating in the Fifth Environment Action Programme that an impact statement for policy areas, plans and programmes is necessary to achieve sustainable development.
policies, plans and programmes.
as it must be limited to the plans and programmes that are likely to have significant repercussions.
This will ensure that all Member States adequately assess the plans and programmes identified in the Proposal.
