Übersetzung für "Extractive companies" in Deutsch

National and international extractive companies are vital partners in the establishment of a sustainable extractive sector.

If European regulators can agree on this requirement for all extractive-industry companies listed on their stock exchanges, this transparency norm will be applied to companies regardless of where their headquarters are located.

With French leadership, 2011 offers a golden opportunity for the most important capital markets to adopt clear, precise rules requiring full financial disclosure by extractive-industry companies to governmental authorities.

The EU is also active in international fora to encourage countries that host major extractive companies to implement equivalent mandatory reporting rules, thus helping to create a level playing field that places the same reporting burden on all companies, regardless of the country in which they are headquartered.

Similarly resource-rich countries can be supported to build their capacity to negotiate fair contracts with mining, and other extractive companies so as to improve revenues to deliver on their SDG commitments.

The directive now requires country-by-country and project-by-project transparency regarding all payments made by European extractive and logging companies to the States where they operate.

This legislation will require listed and large unlisted extractive and forestry companies to disclose their payments to governments on a country and project basis.

Mining, against national and international extractive companies, as well as the Mexican State, for 22 cases of violations of the rights of the peoples originating from the 322 concessions granted to 41 mining projects in the state.

State institutions must be able to steer and monitor the extractive sector to ensure that extractive companies comply with legal provisions and pay their taxes and levies on time.

In turn, there is a clear relationship between the growth of a primary economy exporter based on the intensification of extractive companies, which is supported by both "left" and "right" governments, and the increased militarisation of the territories where this takes place.

Since 1 January 2006, IFRSs have been required for other companies with significant public interest, including large unlisted companies, extractive industry companies and companies with Governmental ownership.

In October, 50 indigenous communities and civil organizations put national and international extractive companies, as well as to the Mexican State, on "popular community trial" for violations of the rights of native peoples derived from the 322 concessions in the state.

Unsurprisingly, the extractive companies are among the most responsible for these crimes.

The efforts made, through the EU’s transparency and accounting directives, to bring transparency to the financial dealings of extractive and timber companies with public authorities are important.

The Initiative's aim is to ensure the transparent disclosure of public revenues from the extractive sector, increase those revenues, establish clear conditions for extractive companies and enable civil society to monitor the sector better.

It would be necessary for the legislation to cover also the transport and export sectors, payments made to governments in connection with the security of extractive sector companies, the construction sector, the telecommunications sector insofar as it relates to “conflict minerals” and the banking services sector.

In December, in the framewrok of a project together with Pax Christi International and the Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas Center for Human Rights (CDHFBC), we travelled to Paraguay to take part in a train-the-trainer workshop on Transformation of Conflicts caused by extractive companies in Latin America and the Caribbean.

On Wednesday the European Parliament will vote on a package of legislation drafted by S & D Arlene McCarthy MEP which will impose new transparency rules on EU extractive companies and require them to disclose the payments they make to governments for access to natural resources.

Following a number of successful engagements on this topic, including SOCO International and BP, we helped to launch a collaborative project to call on extractive companies to make ‘no go’ commitments in World Heritage sites.

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Companies extracting valuable precious metals from electronic waste.

For several decades, American companies extracted the valuable guano.

We have a lot of oil and gas here but it is extracted by foreign companies.

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What is more, many companies extracting rare earth elements in other parts of the world are, in fact, Chinese-owned.

In the US state of Pennsylvania alone, around 200 000 people have found work extracting and processing non-conventional gas, and the local economy gains over USD 8 billion every year from taxes, orders placed by extraction companies and concession fees.

Extracting companies must be forced to recultivate the land they have used, to make it possible for forests to grow there again one day.

That is why we absolutely agree with the amendment tabled by Mr Callanan to delete paragraph 17 and I would also note that paragraph 22 puts a financial burden on extraction companies which we should be careful about.