Traduction de «Approche niveau profond » (Français → Anglais) :

5. Stresses that serious gaps remain in our knowledge of the state of marine ecosystems, fishery resources and reliable scientific data on both target and non target species including deep-sea species, making it necessary to intensify multi-dimensional, cross-sectoral, research efforts in this field in order to properly regulate fisheries, in particular in applying the ecosystem approach; emphasises that, in order to achieve this, cooperation and coordination between EU scientific teams and institutes as well as cooperation between EU scientific teams and their counterparts outside the Community is essential; also considers it nec ...[+++]essary to promote cooperation between fishing areas to share best practice and knowledge; calls on the related business sector to implement the research results correctly and effectively; considers that both the stakeholders directly involved and the public at large should be better informed about the research programmes launched and the results they produce;

58. Notes that scientific data clearly demonstrates that the Arctic ecosystem is currently going trough massive climate-related changes and that this situation requires that a precautionary and scientifically robust approach be taken to any future development in the Arctic; calls for further scientific studies within the framework of a multilateral agreement to be completed in order to inform international understanding of the Arctic eco-system and decision-making thereon before any further major development goes ahead;

Whilst many aspects of this approach have been announced in recent years in individual EU countries' reform programmes, and in several cases introduced, the "mindset" shift needed to make an overall success of the process has still further to go at both the country and the European levels.

1. Warmly welcomes the RSG following on from the Report by the High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Changes and strongly supports the underlying determination to achieve a consistent and thorough reform of the United Nations in order to adapt the organisation to new world realities and make it more efficient, equitable, geared to the long term and accountable in providing collective security in the 21st century; particularly welcomes the realistic approach of both reports, which, unlike previous reform proposals, adequately combine vision with concrete and practice-oriented measures for action;