Traduction de «Knowledge Management and Lessons Learned Officer » (Anglais → Français) :

developing a knowledge bank with EU countries and the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions to help share lessons learned, including both policy lessons and good practices from the ESI Funds.

But if the member wants to quote the auditor general, he should also mention the positive comments made by the auditor general about our efforts, including improved training for officers, information on program costs, program effectiveness evaluation, surveillance in the communities, risk assessment in the case of offenders, lessons learned and shared, and the management of social reintegration activities.

We will be putting this into play interdepartmentally, because we will want to have some interdepartmental discussions among the emergency management community and the federal government as to some of these lessons learned and about how they will try to share other peoples' lessons-learned experiences with us.

This review was aimed at better reflecting the knowledge acquired and lessons learned since Cape Town.

The Commission has started to work on the enhancement of its crisis-management tools, such as a situation-awareness platforms for decision makers known as HEDIS (Health Emergency and Diseases Information System) and its existing Early Warning and Response System; The Commission has set up its interdepartmental crisis coordination unit which would become operational in the event of a crisis such as a pandemic; Commissioner Kyprianou is liaising between Member States and the pharmaceutical industry on questions relating to the production, distribution and supply of antivirals and vaccines; Following the informal Health Council meeting ...[+++]in Vienna on February 24 , the Commission and ECDC are now coordinating a network of Member States’ press officers, in order to ensure the communication of clear and accurate messages to the public throughout Europe; Pandemic preparedness plans will be reviewed again at a meeting of the Commission, Member States and WHO hosted by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control in Stockholm on 3 May and follow-up by Member States of lessons learned during the exercise will be discussed in June; Workshops to share best practice on issues such as public health interventions, business continuity planning, border controls and quarantine will be held; The Commission will start improving the coordination mechanism through training and role play between involved bodies and plans to run further exercises.

The evaluation suggests that PEGSCO members are solicited as they are an important source of knowledge about needs established at national or international level and, at the same time, that knowledge sharing sessions are organised that enable them to exchange experience and lesson learned with other Member States representatives and with the EU institutions.