Translation of "EU Emergency and Crisis Coordination Arrangements " (English → French) :

crisis coordination arrangements | EU Emergency and Crisis Coordination Arrangements | EU Integrated Political Crisis Response (IPCR) arrangements | EU IPCR arrangements | CCA [Abbr.] | IPCR [Abbr.]

integrated and coordinated EU crisis-management arrangements for crises with cross-border effects within the EU | EU-ICMA [Abbr.]

3. Points out that many useful instruments already exist at EU level and that these instruments include the EU’s Emergency and Crisis Coordination Arrangements, European Civil Protection, EEAS Crisis Response and Operational Coordination, EU Intelligence Analysis Centre, the Commission’s ...[+++] Strategic Analysis and Response Capability, Europol’s First Response Network, CBRN Action Plan, Atlas Network, ARGUS and agencies such as Frontex; notes that the Solidarity Clause should avoid creating new instruments and opt for the coordination, adaptation or strengthening of these instruments for the purposes of preventing and responding to disasters and attacks in accordance with the principles of necessity and proportionality;

35. Highlights the need for political coordination in the Council in cases of severe crises; notes the review of the EU Emergency and Crisis Coordination Arrangements (CCA), and welcomes the agreement within the Council on the new CCA conceptual framework, making use of regular Council procedures, and notably of COREPER, instead of ad hoc structures; stresses that responding at EU political level in a coherent, efficient and timely way to crises of such a scale and nature requires only one single set of arrangements; considers, therefore, that the new CCA should also support the solidarity clause;

A more integrated and effective approach is the goal of the revised EU Crisis Coordination Arrangement procedures and the establishment of an integrated awareness and analysis capacity.

Additional EU level mechanisms include the Crisis Coordination Arrangements (CCA) and the ARGUS system, which aim at coordinating responses to crises.