24. Calls on the EU to support both the development of healthy agricultural production and rural development in the region, as part of the fight against poverty, which is a persistent evil in the countryside, and in order to strengthen the stabilisation process; stresses, to this end, the importance of institutional and infrastructural improvements (in such fields as irrigation, handling, storage, packaging, transport, marketing systems and access to services), in addition to technological improvements, and also the significance of education and training programmes, especially for women and in situations where producers are poorly organ ...[+++]ised and civil society is weak, given that these factors also slow down the development of an efficient agri-food system; emphasises the role of extension services in facilitating the diffusion of knowledge; stresses that global environmental and climate change concerns should determine support for the promotion of sustainable uses of natural resources and energy and compatible methods of production; stresses that the diversification of production, in order to increase resilience during market fluctuations and environmental crises, should be encouraged in the face of increasing global demand for food;

The way in which measures to protect seals develop in the future will depend on many factors in the international context and the WTO.

Thereby the single product of the refinery is the CWT and its production has been calculated on the basis of defined generic process units each of which has been weighted with an emission factor relative to crude distillation, denoted as the CWT factor and representative of the CO emission intensity at an average level of energy efficiency, for the same standard fuel type for each process unit for combustion, and for average process emissions of the process unit.

Nevertheless, we must note that price fluctuations take place more often and with greater amplitude at the level of the primary agricultural producer than at the consumer level, largely due to the inclusion of many factors of production in the final consumer price, the possibility of storing production and marketing strategies at the processing or retailing levels, which all allow greater flexibility for the final seller.

1.1. developing and operating a sustainable health monitoring system to establish comparable quantitative and qualitative indicators at Community level on the basis of existing work and of accomplished results, and to collect, analyse and disseminate comparable and compatible age- and gender-specific information on human health at Community level concerning health status, health policies and health determinants, including demography, geography and socioeconomic situations, personal and biological factors, health behaviours such as substance abuse, nutrition, physical activity, sexual behaviour, and living, working and environmental condi ...[+++]tions, paying special attention to inequalities in health.

6. Points out that high agricultural land costs are influenced by EU-dominated factors such as the level of subsidies, quotas or other limitations on production and direct payments and also by the negative effects inherent in certain EU schemes, which can encourage speculative gains for commercial interests outside the farming sector; points out further that high land costs are influenced by nationally imposed factors and are likely to continue to be a feature of agriculture in the coming years unless steps are taken to identify and ...[+++]rectify contributory factors where possible;