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EU-Gebietsgliederung

English translation: EU territorial distribution

13:09 Sep 4, 2006
German to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Geography
German term or phrase: EU-Gebietsgliederung
"XYZ ermöglicht die gebietsbezogene Analyse im europäischen Markt. [...] Länder sind entsprechend der EU-Gebietsgliederung mehrstufig in Ebenen unterteilt und normiert."

This is from an article about a system for analysing Europe-wide potential in a certain sector. I can't seem to come up with anything for "EU-Gebietsgliederung" and would appreciate any input.

Many thanks


Ian
IanW (X)
Local time: 16:26
English translation:EU territorial distribution
Explanation:
Maybe?

NUTS ist die hierarchische Gebietsgliederung der Europäischen Union. Es ist die französische Abkürzung für Nomenclature des unités territoriales statistiques - auf deutsch Systematik der Gebietseinheiten für die Statistik.
Die NUTS-Hierarchien sind nummeriert, wobei NUTS 1-Regionen die oberste Hierarchiestufe darstellen. NUTS-Regionen sind die Grundlage für die statistische Erhebung von Regionalstatistiken und somit indirekt auch die Grundlage für die Beurteilung und Förderung von Regionen durch die EU.
http://de.wikipedia.widearea.org/wiki/NUTS

The nomenclature of territorial units for statistics (NUTS) was created by the European Office for Statistics (Eurostat) in order to create a single and coherent structure of territorial distribution. It has been used in the Community legislation pertaining to the Structural Funds since 1988. The current nomenclature subdivides the 15 countries of the European Union into:
• 78 NUTS level 1 territorial units: the German Länder, regions in Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Ireland, Wales and Scotland, the areas included in the spatial planning study ZEAT in France, and other large regions.

http://www.emergence.nu/toolkit/euunits.php
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EU territorial distribution


Explanation:
Maybe?

NUTS ist die hierarchische Gebietsgliederung der Europäischen Union. Es ist die französische Abkürzung für Nomenclature des unités territoriales statistiques - auf deutsch Systematik der Gebietseinheiten für die Statistik.
Die NUTS-Hierarchien sind nummeriert, wobei NUTS 1-Regionen die oberste Hierarchiestufe darstellen. NUTS-Regionen sind die Grundlage für die statistische Erhebung von Regionalstatistiken und somit indirekt auch die Grundlage für die Beurteilung und Förderung von Regionen durch die EU.
http://de.wikipedia.widearea.org/wiki/NUTS

The nomenclature of territorial units for statistics (NUTS) was created by the European Office for Statistics (Eurostat) in order to create a single and coherent structure of territorial distribution. It has been used in the Community legislation pertaining to the Structural Funds since 1988. The current nomenclature subdivides the 15 countries of the European Union into:
• 78 NUTS level 1 territorial units: the German Länder, regions in Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Ireland, Wales and Scotland, the areas included in the spatial planning study ZEAT in France, and other large regions.

http://www.emergence.nu/toolkit/euunits.php


Kim Metzger
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Francis Lee (X): Well, I've learned something today. Perhaps "regional/territorial classification system"?
2 hrs

agree  Barbara Schmidt-Runkel (X): I would add the word "structure": EU structure of territorial ditribution
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