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I'm no stranger to disasters.
The recent Barnier report also explores certain forward-looking suggestions for our response to disasters.
I have been tied to disasters before.
PT Madam President,prevention is always better than cure when it comes to disasters.
It also applies, sometimes, to disasters caused by the weather.
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You cannot butbe aware that the race for profit in public transport leads to disasters.
That's why pen drives prone to disasters frequently.
Our objective is to improve the efficiency, the coherence andthe visibility of the EU's response to disasters.
From everyday life situations to disasters, Milano VMs are there for the community.
Volunteer Ministers are on call around the clock to respond to disasters of all types.
EU coordination and cooperation on rapid andeffective response to disasters can be very successful, as it was in the case of the Haitian earthquake in January 2010.
That is why the Presidency's priorities included strengthening the European Union's response capacity to disasters and crises.
This resolution, which also refers to disasters in other Member States deserving of our solidarity for similar reasons, will help the decision-making process and the implementation of the measures required.
But things can be unexpected and result into lost ordeleted SWF files as they may prone to disasters repeatedly.
Prevention has to be our answer to disasters of this kind and this draft directive is an important step towards well-trained safety advisers being available, so that the right action is taken in good time.
We are talking about insurance, butI think that when it comes to disasters, two measures of another kind are needed.
It is also necessary to implement a restructuring of competences in order to provide greater coherence andcoordination in responses to disasters by the EU.
PT Mr President,the concerns raised here with regard to preventing and responding to disasters is a matter of great sensitivity and of the utmost importance for our people, who cannot and should not be made to wait.
There can be no doubt that prevention is an extremely important part of a comprehensive policy in relation to disasters, a view the Commission fully supports.
It is true that the emergency response to disasters must come first and foremost from the local level, with prevention and reconstruction measures, but it is also true that there is a need for crisis management measures, which can and should be coordinated at European level, if we want to achieve significant economies of scale and, above all, greater efficiency.
Recent trends seem to indicate a growing vulnerability of the European Union to disasters, and natural disasters in particular.
This disaster shows that the Barnier report on the creation of a European civil protection force- EuropeAid- makes perfect sense andwould enable us to develop a more effective response to disasters.
Although urgent humanitarian aid in the form of funding is essential in response to disasters such as those in Pakistan, more needs to be done.
The Commission cannot continue to ignore the need to establish Community response mechanisms or European coordination of theresources of the different States in order to cover emergency situations and respond to disasters.
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We have to be ready to invest both money as well as human resources so that a study would be carried out to clearly indicate, or better still, evaluate, the places andregions which are most prone to disasters.
The know-how of European fire brigades must be transferred to regions with high levels of susceptibility to disasters, and we need better rules for the running of cross-border operations.
Finally, I would like to say that we actually intend to put forward a legislative proposal at the end of the year for how we can take a more focused approach with regard to the way we monitor and respond to disasters throughout Europe.
President-in-Office of the Council.-(PT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, in answer to this question I would say that, as you know,the current European Union Solidarity Fund was established to respond to disasters of major and extraordinary proportions, following the floods which affected Central Europe in the summer of 2002.
I would like to stress the main innovations incorporated into the Solidarity Fund,which are going to make it possible to respond more quickly and effectively to disasters that the Member States cannot tackle alone.