Traduction de «modulation monitor » (Anglais → Français) :

36. Considers that the European civil protection force could comprise a commitment by certain Member States to voluntarily make available predetermined essential civil protection modules, which would be ready to intervene immediately for EU operations coordinated by the Monitoring and Information Centre (MIC), and also considers that most of these modules, which are already available at national level, would remain under their control and that the deployment of these modules on a standby basis would form the nucleus of the EU’s civil ...[+++]protection to respond to disasters outside and inside the EU;

Furthermore, I believe that it is appropriate for Member States intending to apply voluntary modulation to carry out an impact assessment before its implementation, and we should also make sure to monitor carefully the implementation of the voluntary modulation, in particular as regards the economic situation of farmers.

All participating countries should identify in advance self sufficient civil protection modules (water purification, search and rescue, telecommunications etc.) which could be rapidly deployed following a request for assistance from the EU Monitoring and Information Centre (MIC). Reinforce the links between the Mechanism and early warning systems and strengthen the analytical and planning capacity of the MIC; Strengthen the on-site assessment of specialised civil protection needs, and improve capacity for coordination of the deployment o ...[+++]f EU civil protection assets, in full coordination with other actors; Improve access to EU military assets for disaster relief Provide EU funding for transportation costs.

In conjunction with this, GE undertook to enter into a series of supply agreements with the purchaser, including for Instrumentarium's renowned gas monitoring module, a key component in operating room monitors.

In the light of the results of the first phase, priorities and assistance will possibly be readjusted and modulated by the Monitoring Committee.

The main changes in the rules - The priorities of the Structural Funds have been adapted to take account of new political priorities, particularly in the social field and fisheries and with regard to changes in the countryside. - Although geographical concentration on Objective 1 has been somewhat diluted by the political choices made, financial concentration on those regions will be considerably enhanced. - In future the partnership will embrace the economic and social partners in compliance with the institutional rules and existing practices of each Member State. - Programming procedures will be adjusted to simplify decision-making procedures while ensuring equal availability of the information required for the granting of Community assis ...[+++]tance. - Structural measures will be implemented with greater transparency. - There are better arrangements for ensuring the prior appraisal, monitoring and ex post evaluation of structural measures. - Environmental concerns play their full part in the programming process. - The principle of additionality and the criteria for judging compliance have been clarified. - There will be greater flexibility in the areas which the Funds can assist and in modulation of their rates of assistance.