41. Calls for greater progress in the field of environmental protection and climate change, the full implementation of environmental legislation and closer regional cooperation with a view to promoting environmental sustainability; calls on the government to prioritise the preservation of Albania’s unique natural landscape, and to step up the pace of alignment with EU legislation in the areas of air and water quality, waste management and industrial pollution control; urges the government to develop policies on renewable energy so ...[+++]urces, to deal more effectively with the problem of waste management and illegal waste imports, and to develop environmentally sustainable tourism; urges the authorities to implement fully the National Plan for Waste Management and to establish a transparent and well-functioning waste monitoring infrastructure in close cooperation with local and national civil society actors and organisations;

Summary code: Agriculture / Environment / Forest resources and non- Food products Energy / Renewable energy / Biofuels Environment and climate change / Tackling climate change / Clean, efficient energy / Renewable energy Environment and climate change / Air pollution / Land motor vehicles / All motor vehicles Environment and climate change / Protection of nature and biodiversity / Management of natural resources / Biofuels Internal market / Single Market for Goods / Motor vehicles / Interactions between the automobile industry and specific policies / Interaction with environmental policy Transport / Transport, energy and the environment / Biofuels and ...[+++]emissions reduction

This Directive is consistent with Directive 2003/54/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 June 2003 concerning common rules for the internal market in electricity and with Directive 2003/55/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 June 2003 concerning common rules for the internal market in natural gas , which provide for the possibility of using energy efficiency and demand-side management as alternatives to new supply and for environmental protection, allowing Member State authorities, inter alia, to tender for new capacity or to opt for energy efficiency and demand-side measures, including systems for wh ...[+++]ite certificates.

114. Calls for more internal information to be made available about sustainable mobility within and around the EP buildings (posters, monitors showing train services at the Luxembourg station, information on collective/public transport) and invites the Bureau to set up a professional, visible, continuous and interactive mobility management desk centre, preferably as part of already existing services, where everyone can find out about sustainable mobility;

111. Calls for more internal information to be made available about sustainable mobility within and around the EP buildings (posters, monitors showing train services at the Luxembourg station, information on collective/public transport) and invites the Bureau to set up a professional, visible, continuous and interactive mobility management desk centre, preferably as part of already existing services, where everyone can find out about sustainable mobility;

No fewer than 17 fields on the supply side would seem to have potential for covering the newly identified needs: home help, child care, local shops, assistance for young people facing difficulties, better housing, security, local public transport services, refurbishment of public facilities in urban areas, tourism, audiovisual services, cultural heritage, local cultural development, waste management, water services, protection and maintenance of natural areas, monitoring of quality standards, pollution control and the requisite instal ...[+++]lations (new information and communication technologies).