Traducción de «Capacidad de sustento » (Español → Inglés) :

life-support capacity

carrying capacity [ ecological capacity ]

field capacity [ FC | water-holding capacity | water holding capacity | water-storage capacity | field moisture capacity | retentive capacity | specific retention | field capillary moisture capacity | water-holding ability | water-absorbing capacity | capillary moisture capacity | effective capac ]

sediment-carrying capacity | load-carrying capacity | sediment transport capacity

maintenance | rehabilitation allowance | training allowance

taxable capacity | ability to pay

2. Maintains that the Agreement has to promote more genuinely sustainable development of Guinea-Bissau’s fisheries sector and of related industries and activities, in particular small scale fisheries that greatly contribute to food security and local livelihoods, increasing the added value that stays in Guinea-Bissau as a result of exploitation of the country’s natural resources; recognises that advances have been made in recent years, but considers that determined and lasting efforts are needed in order to produce noticeable results; believes that the areas to support, not least with technical assistance, could include institutional capacity building, training ...[+++]of fishing professionals, partnerships with artisanal small-scale fisheries, and stronger emphasis on gender policies so as to confer recognition on, and take advantage of, the role of women (distribution and marketing of fish, storage, first-stage processing, etc.);

65. Calls on the Commission, in the context of food and nutrition security, to revise its ‘land grabbing guidelines’; draws attention to the fundamental nature of the ‘right to food’; points out that massive land grabs and the use of land to produce biofuels for export are reducing the ability of local people in the world’s poorest countries to earn a livelihood and feed themselves, jeopardising those countries’ food sovereignty;

M. whereas gender differences in socio-economic status are largely rooted in the traditional gender division of roles, where men are considered to bear the primary responsibility for breadwinning and women for unpaid housework and family care, including wider family care, which has a huge impact on women's ability, compared with men's, to accumulate social security entitlements, for example for retirement, and consequently their situation in old age, particularly in the event of divorce, separation or being widowed,

– (SV) I should like to offer my sincere thanks to Mrs Breyer for her excellent report and for the fact that she has raised an incredibly important issue concerning trade and the ways in which WTO and GATS agreements, together with IMF decisions, affect people's lives and ability to provide for themselves.