Examples of using Prevention programmes in English and their translations into Swedish
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Member States shall regularly evaluate the waste prevention programmes, and as a minimum before submitting their reports in accordance with Article 341.
These prevention programmes should also take into account the conservation of genetic resources while wild species,
Numerous anti-trafficking prevention programmes, in particular awareness-raising campaigns,
Improving access to and effectiveness of prevention programmes, including targeted prevention
Furthermore, Member States must improve access to prevention programmes in schools and make them more effective.
Under the revised WFD, Member States will have to draw national prevention programmes, which will also address this issue.
Member States will 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 the Member States by December 2013- will be analysed in depth.
The Directive obliges Member States to modernise their waste management plans and to set up waste prevention programmes by 2013.
Amendment 70 was rejected as it is important that the progress of the national waste prevention programmes can be measured.
Member States shall include in these reports information on their progress in the implementation of their waste prevention programmes.
Promotion of more ambitious waste prevention policies by clarifying Member States' obligations to develop publicly available waste prevention programmes.
through national waste prevention programmes.
regional Waste Management Plans and Prevention Programmes.
An effective monitoring system is also required, comprising regional screening panels and local prevention programmes.
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.
the substantial revisions of waste management plans and waste prevention programmes, and.
notably through the obligation for the Member States to develop waste prevention programmes.
Although many prevention programmes include information on hallucinogenic drugs alongside information on other drugs in order to raise awareness, there appears to be a
the selected issue finds that prevention programmes and, in some countries, treatment measures apply to both licit