Examples of using Prevention programmes in English and their translations into Polish
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especially into the national waste prevention programmes;
therefore have to draw up and implement waste prevention programmes, and the European Commission will report regularly on progress achieved in this area.
National Waste Management Plans and Waste Prevention Programmes- to be finalised and submitted to the Commission by
So far, prevention programmes have rarely used culture-sensitive approaches to reach the various migrant groups.
Amendment 70 was rejected as it is important that the progress of the national waste prevention programmes can be measured.
However, it is not clear whether Member States will have to revise existing waste prevention programmes with regard to the new provisions Art 29.
However, it is not clear whether Member States will have to revise existing waste prevention programmes with regard to the new provisions14.
notably through the obligation for the Member States to develop waste prevention programmes.
Promotion of more ambitious waste prevention policies by clarifying Member States' obligations to develop publicly available waste prevention programmes.
Besides, Member States could use the enforcement of essential requirements as a priority in setting their waste prevention programmes.
The fact that we have failed to bring the HIV problem under control despite worldwide prevention programmes should lead us to reassess these programmes
Develop and improve prevention programmes for specific target groups(e.g. families at risk, school drop outs)
committing Member States to preparing national waste prevention programmes, and sets targets to recycle waste from households and similar waste streams(50% by 2020)
EU countries are still running universal prevention programmes, although they have proved ineffective, whereas selective prevention programmes targeting vulnerable groups still offer inadequate coverage in most Member States.
article on waste prevention, requiring the Member States to draw up waste prevention programmes and setting down the conditions under which those programmes should be developed.
Introduction of a requirement to develop national waste prevention programmes, which take account of the variety of national, regional and local conditions, to be finalised
The proposal to incorporate in the waste framework legislation an obligation for Member States to develop waste prevention programmes tabled by the Commission in the context of the Thematic Strategy on the prevention and recycling of waste provides such a flexible instrument.
The Waste Framework Directive will be amended to clarify the obligation for Member States to develop publicly available waste prevention programmes, in the context of sustainable production and consumption.
undermine conflict prevention programmes and adversely affect social and economic rehabilitation
clarifies the obligation for Member States to draw up waste prevention programmes at the most appropriate geographical level.