Examples of using Waste sector in English and their translations into Spanish
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The use of subcategories in the waste sector and in the source of emissions,
As a direct consequence of increased investment in the waste sector, several thousands of new jobs would be created by mid-2011.
In the waste sector, sorting, recycling
there may be advantages in increased surveillance in the waste sector to monitor the disposal of dangerous substances
proposed the inclusion of experts representing final product manufacturers and the waste sector in the current steering group.
over a 10-year time-frame. Indonesia indicated the time-frame for waste sector initiatives as short and medium term.
and then the waste sector 17 per cent.
ex-ante conditions must be met to ensure that new investments in the waste sector are in line with waste management plans designed by Member States to meet their recycling targets.
recent global trends in the area of financial mechanisms in the waste sector often jeopardize waste policies and strategies.
One comparability consideration in the waste sector is that the United States estimates emissions from waste incineration in the Energy Sector, whereas these emissions are included in the waste sector for both Canada and Mexico.
The exception is the waste sector, where implementation of existing waste reduction policies
In the waste sector, there was a significantsignificant shift from the end-of-pipe technologies
regions to ensure that Cohesion Policy investments in the waste sector contribute to supporting the objectives of the EU waste legislation
Noting the uncertainties in allocating emissions to different parts of the waste sector, North America
include the United States, Japan and countries in Europe- and for these reasons they may be somewhat'over-represented' in the emissions for this part of the waste sector inventory.
Waste sector emissions calculated on the basis of substance flow analysis or mass balance approaches,
to 84 per cent(Djibouti), and the waste sector constituted the most important source of N2O for Mauritania at 80 per cent.
sewage-related emissions reported in the waste sector.
EU Emissions Trading Scheme), such as the transport sector, the agriculture sector, the residential sector, the waste sector, etc., although carrying out projects to absorb emissions through sinks is not covered by the scheme.
financial models and policies across the waste sector.