Examples of using Market-based instruments in English and their translations into Polish
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The Member States can encourage, or make it easier for, people to choose ecological products through market-based instruments.
A number of market-based instruments are currently in use in the EU, such as environmentally-related taxes,
on greening the economy, green jobs, market-based instruments, the circular economy, etc.
I welcome market-based instruments as a means of implementing policies,
The ETS should be the cornerstone of the market-based instruments mix, and I welcome the Commission's proposals to improve and expand it.
At the EU level, the most commonly used market-based instruments are taxes,
This regulatory approach should be complemented by a set of market-based instruments specifically designed for forestry,
Social and environmental objectives should rely, as far as possible, on market-based instruments.
Market-based instruments must be applied in a way they deliver both on greening the economy
To enhance a framework for the use of market-based instruments(e.g. emissions trading,
Several Member States use market-based instruments to address air pollution, in particular taxes and charges on NOx and SO2.
its rapporteurs for its very constructive reaction to the Commission's Green Paper on market-based instruments.
Market-based instruments, including the Community energy tax framework, can be a very efficient tool in this respect.
In writing.- The PPE-DE welcomes the report on the Green Paper on market-based instruments for environment and related policy purposes.
increased use of market-based instruments.
supported initially by public grants and, as they mature, by risk-sharing and market-based instruments.
use of innovative financing mechanisms, including market-based instruments.
Market-based instruments can also be used to encourage behaviour leading to resource efficiency,
Market-based instruments, such as the emissions trading scheme(ETS), provide incentives to
To this end, the Green Paper suggests the creation of a forum on market-based instruments, which would allow knowledge to be shared across sectoral boundaries and Member States.