Übersetzung für "Public policy intervention" in Deutsch

Public policy intervention is indispensable to achieve sustainable development objectives.

Policy, public intervention and the social environment must all meet the real needs of small enterprises, which truly form the backbone of the European Union.

State aids and competition policy: public intervention may distort competition, and state-aid law provides an important set of rules to safeguard it.

An overall assessment of competition conditions in the Internal Market must also take into account the degree, nature and evolution of public policy intervention on other fronts.

Although they are not the direct result of public policy intervention only, a positive evolution of these two indicators results in increased competition due to increasing exposure to foreign competition.

The development of financial instruments such as insurance for environmental liabilities on a voluntary basis could help eliminate some market failures without public policy intervention.

These broader changes will, however find unique expression in different urban areas and generate problems and issues of varying scale and intensity for public policy and intervention.

There is a need to examine critically the stated reasons for public policy intervention in regional clusters, as well as to analyse what might be sound policy instruments adapted to different circumstances.

This Posiiton Paper calls for public policy intervention to address shortcomings still to be overcome in this field: short-term investments, the large majority of RDs that lack a research project or a research ‘community’, scattered resources and expertise, scarce research on health economics and in socio-psychological areas.

This Posiiton Paper calls for public policy intervention to address shortcomings still to be overcome in this field: short-term investments, the large majority of RDs that lack a research project or a research 'community', scattered resources and expertise, scarce research on health economics and in socio-psychological areas.

As a result, significant public policy interventions are required.

The above guidance is intended to enhance legal certainty for possible public policy interventions in the forthcoming EU-wide transition to digital TV.

But the public-policy interventions needed to fight climate change pose no threat to responsible private business or to the aspirations of developing economies.

The Committee sees no contradiction between a policy aimed at liberalising and privatising certain public industries and public intervention policies designed to strengthen productive structures when private input proves inadequate.

However, the mere amount of State aid granted to SMEs gives an incomplete indication of the overall impact of public policy interventions on SMEs’ performance.

Building on best practice, each model would address the needs of the major types of Roma community, including their particularly vulnerable subgroups, and suggest the most appropriate targeted public-policy interventions.

Public policy interventions have to take into account, too, the features of the urban or rural environments in which the communities are living as well as the legal status of their members.

They are important because if firms and markets are improving their environmental performance, there is less need for public policy interventions and regulations with environmental aims.

Markets and firms are improving their environmental performance rapidly, but public policy interventions to ensure sustainable development objectives are still clearly needed

It aims to provide a scientific and capacity-building forum to develop and improve public policies and interventions to address the health needs of migrants and the public health implications of migration in the Region.