Traduction de «crisis resp current ops » (Anglais → Français) :

Crisis Response and Current Operations Branch | CRISIS RESP/CURRENT OPS [Abbr.]

Crisis Management / Current Operations Branch | CRM/COP [Abbr.] | CRMCOP [Abbr.]

Crisis Management/Current Operations Branch | CRM/COP [Abbr.]

International Humanitarian Responses to Crisis and Conflicts: Current Challenges

Declaration of an Emergency for Children in Developing Countries as a Result of the Current Economic Crisis

Abidjan Declaration on the Current African Health Crisis

Both Community and CFSP appropriations are subject to the current financial perspective, which runs until 2006. Hence, the current resources available for crisis management do not match the very ambitious targets developed since 1999 and would certainly not be sufficient to cover crisis actions such as a substitution of local police forces in non-member countries.

22. Stresses that the crisis countries currently have extremely alarming rates of youth unemployment; therefore, calls on the Commission to assess crisis measures in terms of their impact on youth employment and calls on the Member States and the Commission to consider ending those crisis measures which have a negative impact on youth employment; calls on the Commission to exclude investments in areas targeting youth employment such as job creation, education, training and research and development from deficit targets, since they are vital in order to ensure a sustainable exit from the crisis and to consolidate the ...[+++] EU economy along the path towards competitiveness and sustainable productivity;

21. Stresses that the crisis countries currently have extremely alarming rates of youth unemployment; therefore, calls on the Commission to assess crisis measures in terms of their impact on youth employment and calls on the Member States and the Commission to consider ending those crisis measures which have a negative impact on youth employment;

C. whereas the rigidity of labour market regulation in several Member States lacks the flexibility to effectively absorb shocks such as the current crisis; whereas current labour market legislation disproportionally protects insiders and adversely affects the inclusion of young people into the workforce;