Examples of using Production and consumption patterns in English and their translations into Swedish
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The implementation of this strategy will create the conditions for improved eco-efficient resource use and incentives for moving towards more sustainable production and consumption patterns.
We have here decided to launch a work programme for changing production and consumption patterns.
This should be seen as part of the transition towards sustainable production and consumption patterns and a resource efficient EU economy.
evolving production and consumption patterns, increasing international trade,
sustainable development including through sustainable production and consumption patterns and more efficient use of natural resources.
take the lead and set an example in changing production and consumption patterns.
commitment to change our production and consumption patterns and to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation.
A strategic approach is needed to induce the necessary changes in production and consumption patterns that influence the state
much dependence on fossil fuels, should give a forceful support to efforts to change production and consumption patterns.
The strategy could provide a unique opportunity for the EU to develop a new approach to its economic development based on more sustainable production and consumption patterns and involving new patterns of innovation for technological development.
sustainable production and consumption patterns, waste prevention,
preferential loans and‘green procurement', to incentivise cost-effective adaptation of production and consumption patterns, promote recycling,
what specifically needs to be done- and by whom- to change our current production and consumption patterns.
test methods for designing and implementing innovative and sustainable Strategic Plans for Waste Prevention and Management in various urban contexts based on innovative, inter-disciplinary and participatory approaches that will enhance urban environmental resilience and will guarantee progress towards more sustainable production and consumption patterns together with improvements in the recovery of waste and the use of recovered materials.
In large part, these are the consequences of changing production and consumption patterns in the global economy.
The indicator on municipal waste collected, landfilled and incinerated reflects society's production and consumption patterns.
On the international level, the Johannesburg Summit brought action on sustainable production and consumption patterns to the attention of policy makers.
The social economy gives people the opportunity to organize their production and consumption patterns through independent, democratic forms of cooperation.
Improving resource efficiency and making our production and consumption patterns more sustainable will deliver environmental benefits while improving our economic performance and competitiveness.