Primjeri korištenja Relocation scheme na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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Permanent relocation scheme.
Which countries participate in the emergency relocation scheme?
We must get the relocation scheme off the ground and return those who have no right to stay.
This would be on top of the €780 million planned for the emergency relocation scheme;
The relocation scheme is only intended for those“in clear need of international protection”.
Effective implementation of the Eurodac Regulation is essential for the functioning of the Dublin system and EU relocation schemes.
The relocation schemes proposed by the Commission also make full implementation of EU rules a priority.
Effective implementation of the Eurodac Regulation is essential for the functioning of the Dublin system and EU relocation schemes.
Associated States have no obligation to take part in the emergency relocation scheme but may decide voluntarily to participate.
The Italian authorities should develop early 2016 a dedicated workflow to allow the transfer of unaccompanied minors under the relocation scheme.
The Reports assess progress on the hotspot system and relocation scheme in Italy and Greece and the measures in the adopted after the on the 25 October.
This provision, which is being activated for the first time, will be used to set up an emergency relocation scheme to assist Italy and Greece.
An emergency relocation scheme was set up in 2015, with EU Member States committing to relocate people from Greece and Italy to other EU countries.
Should Denmark andthe Associated States decide to voluntarily participate in the relocation scheme, the percentage of States' contributions will also be modified accordingly.
The relocation scheme provides for the relocation of 160,000 people in clear need of international protection from Italy and Greece to other Member States.
Malta has a similar geographic situation to Italy and Greece and has clearly had to deal with emergency situations in the past,which would have been eligible for such a relocation scheme.
Today progress is assessed on the hotspot system and relocation scheme in Italy and Greece and the measures taken to implement the commitments in the agreed at the in October 2015.
Greece has committed to increasing reception capacity to 30,000 places for asylum seekers in Greece by the end of the year, andwill be supported by the UNHCR in providing at least 20,000 more- a pre-condition to make the emergency relocation scheme work.
We have sent our experts to Greece andItaly to make the hotspots and relocation scheme function, and pushed all Member States to properly apply the EU's common asylum rules.
It would also allow the Commission to develop a coordinated approach with Italy andGreece in terms of structured emergency requests to address the implementation of the migrant support teams and the relocation schemes, as well as to face the increasing influx of migrants.
In particular, the Commission proposed the two temporary crisis relocation schemes agreed in September, which provide for the transfer of responsibility for certain asylum claimants from Italy and Greece to other Member States.
Allow for a coordinated approach by the Commission with Member States including with Italy andGreece to develop structured emergency requests to address the implementation of the migrant support teams and the relocation schemes, as well as to face the continuous increasing influx of migrants.
In order to meet the commitments allocated so far under the relocation scheme, around 5,600 relocations per month should be achieved as a minimum, implying a relocation procedure of a maximum period of two weeks see Annex.
Although more applicants for relocation might still be registered before 26 September 2017 andsome might be excluded from the relocation scheme, the total number of persons registered for relocation is expected to remain stable.
The criteria of the key are the same as for the emergency relocation scheme: GDP, size of population, unemployment rate and taking into account past numbers of asylum seekers and resettlement efforts already made on a voluntary basis by Member States.
To present the progress achieved so far and the work that still need to be completed,the Commission has today presented on the hotspot system and relocation scheme in Italy and Greece and the measures taken to implement the commitments in the Statement agreed at the in October 2015.
Full roll-out of the Relocation Schemes and Migration Management Support Teams working in hotspot areas: The Support Teams will have an instant impact on the most critical point in the chain- where the most affected Member States are finding the sheer number of arrivals too great to manage effectively.
The remaining third country nationals who have orwho have not applied for international protection will fall outside the relocation scheme and remain under the responsibility of Italy and Greece or of the State which has been identified as the Member State responsible pursuant to Regulation(EU) No 604/2013.
To present the progress achieved so far and the work that still need to be completed,the Commission has today presented Progress Reports on the hotspot system and relocation scheme in Italy and Greece and the measures taken to implement the commitments in the Statement agreed at the Western Balkans Route Leaders Meeting in October 2015.
The proposal also recalls the consequences of the secondary movements of the applicants for orbeneficiaries of international protection which were part of the relocation scheme based on the currently applicable EU law, i.e. where they enter without authorisation into the territory of another Member State than the responsible one in this case, the Member State of relocation. .