Translation of "resources and organisation " (English → French) :

3. Supports Member States in their actions to combat organised crime and encourages them to strengthen their judicial authorities and police forces on the basis of the best current experience, including by comparing the legislation and resources designed to support their activities, and to assign adequate human and financial resources for that purpose; calls on the Member States to pursue a proactive approach to investigation, draw up national plans to combat organised crime, and provide for central coordination of activities by appr ...[+++]opriate specific structures, taking their cue from the most successful experiences of some Member States; calls for the COSI to organise an annual meeting attended at least by Member States, the Commission, the Council, the European Parliament, Europol and Eurojust where the results achieved and the future plans for combating organised crime at EU and national level can be presented;

Resources include human resources and specialised skills, organisational infrastructure, technology and financial resources.

Resources include human resources and specialized skills, organisational infrastructure, technology and financial resources.

16. Calls on the European Union, the Member States and organised civil society associations, as well as grass-roots/self-help organisations set up by people with experience of poverty, to make sure that, in meetings at various levels, more and more children from different cultures and social backgrounds have the opportunity to represent their region or country; calls on the EU and Member States to recognise national anti-poverty networks and organisations (such as the EAPN) as civil-society organisations and to support them systematically; calls on the EU and Member States to ensure that they incorporate these grass-roots organisations ...[+++] in their policy at all decision-making levels to make resources available to allow the most excluded children to express themselves by setting up long-term projects with them and providing sufficient financial and human resources; calls on all those concerned to support projects which enable children from different social and cultural backgrounds to meet, highlighting the multidisciplinary aspect of projects which allow artistic creation and giving children opportunities to express their own ideas about possible solutions and also to pass them on to others (peer exchange);

C. whereas the degree of concentration of supply and of Community resources varies significantly between the Member States and between producer organisations; whereas 5% of the organisations take up 50% of the resources, which calls for measures to achieve a more balanced situation which takes account of the particular characteristics of the Member States,

The problem does not only affect Europe: the world’s resources cannot be managed rationally and distributed amongst everyone if a collective effort is agreed on at world level, which would mean an end to the stranglehold of private groups on these resources and a completely different organisation of the economy.