Traduction de «valve-relais d urgence » (Français → Anglais) :

14. Points out the urgent need to provide humanitarian assistance and relief to the population in the conflict-affected areas, internally displaced people and refugees; welcomes the Commission’s recent decision to mobilise EUR 22 million in humanitarian and development aid for Ukraine; recalls that the delivery of humanitarian aid to eastern Ukraine must be carried out in full compliance with international humanitarian law and the principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence and in close coordination with the Ukrainian Government, the UN and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC); echoes the recent al ...[+++]ert by the World Health Organization that eastern Ukraine is facing a health emergency, with hospitals not fully functioning and a shortage of medicines and vaccines; calls on the EU and international donors to take urgent action in this respect;

In that case, that other emergency call system shall be compliant with standard EN 16102 'Intelligent transport systems - ESafety - Third party services supported eCall - Operating requirements', and manufacturers or service providers shall demonstrate that the embedded in-vehicle system includes a switch mechanism ensuring that there is only one system active at a time and that the 112-based eCall in-vehicle system takes over automatically in the event that the other emergency call system is not operational.

In this communication the Commissions stated that "the role of relief assistance is to provide urgent short term humanitarian assistance to save and preserve lives of people facing difficulties from natural or man-made disasters, rehabilitation programmes are seen as progressively taking over from relief assistance to stabilise the economic and social situation and facilitate the transition towards a medium and long term development strategy.

For example, following the Mozambique floods, of the forty proposals received in the framework of the programme designed to take over from emergency relief, only two were from the NGOs who had been involved in the emergency relief phase. The bulk of proposals were submitted by 'development' NGOs.

While MEDA does not focus on rehabilitation or crisis issues, it nevertheless allows some kind of take-over of projects from the emergency phase.

For example, following the Mozambique floods, of the forty proposals received in the framework of the programme designed to take over from emergency relief, only two were from the NGOs who had been involved in the emergency relief phase. The bulk of proposals were submitted by 'development' NGOs.