Examples of using Waste policy in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission's Communication on the Review of the Community Strategy for Waste Management of 30 July 199690 established guidelines for future Community waste policy.
monitoring EU waste policy.
The self-sufficiency and proximity principles are fundamental principles of the Community's waste policy applying to any category of waste Council Resolution of 7 May 1990 on waste policy.
notably the requirement for waste policy to consider the whole life-cycle of materials in waste policy development.
industrial emissions and waste policy.
The aim is to establish a framework for monitoring the implementation of waste policy by requiring the Member States to submit regular statistics on waste generation,
The Commission's strategy also seeks to assess the achievements of EU waste policy to date, as well as to understand better what areas require further development.
Finally, regarding the third pillar, the highest priority in 2014 will be the waste policy review, including the revision of targets.
in the context of the waste policy review.
EU waste policy aims to move waste management up the waste hierarchy
generally, to promote and apply a waste policy which meets the needs of human health and welfare.
mark the launch of the modernisation of European waste policy.
ahead of the more general review of EU waste policy that the Commission will present in the spring of 2014.
if these comparative analyses can promote the codification of European waste policy.
Another main challenge facing Community waste policy is to move towards a level playing field across the EU for recycling guaranteeing a high level of environmental protection with recycling being supported by an efficient internal market.
Similarly, future waste policy needs to take account of the integrated product policy approach,
there is particular interest in waste policy, and this evening we turn our attention to the waste produced by mining.
I would also like to encourage her to pursue this issue because I believe that we are currently in a phase in Europe where we must consider whether the waste policy can be continued as we have done to date
Whereas the safe disposal of non-recyclable and non-reusable waste is one of the objectives of the Council Resolution of 7 May 1990 on waste policy(6), as confirmed by the Fifth Action Programme on the Environment
(5) To promote similar reductions of the average consumption level of lightweight plastic carrier bags, Member States should take measures to reduce the consumption of plastic carrier bags with a thickness below 50 microns in line with the overall objectives of the Union's waste policy and the Union's waste hierarchy as provided for in Directive 2008/98/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 November 2008 on waste and repealing certain Directives[7].