Examples of using Response to disasters in English and their translations into Dutch
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Towards a Stronger EU Response to Disasters.
Citizen response to disasters: a survey of literature
Facilitating a rapid and efficient response to disasters;
It improves the response to disasters like earthquakes, landslides
The recent Barnier report also explores certain forward-looking suggestions for our response to disasters.
The international community must improve its response to disasters and other crises in a developmental perspective.
HELCOM also provides a forum for specialists to co-operate in fields such as planning for, and rapid response to, disasters.
These meetings would be able to ensure that the overall Community response to disasters is as effective and consistent as possible.
Civil protection and humanitarian aid are the main operational instruments of the EU's immediate response to disasters.
The European Parliament adopted a series of resolutions in response to disasters in the Community in the course of the year2.
the visibility of the EU's response to disasters.
A conference on“The Solidarity Fund and the EU immediate response to disasters” will be held in mid- June 2004 and will allow an exchange of views on some of the issues raised in this Communication.
most effective response to disasters in all their forms.
The deployment of Member States' standby capacities would form the nucleus of the EU civil protection response to disasters inside and outside the EU and would be complemented by additional Member State offers provided in the same way as civil protection assistance is currently organised.
EU symbols are used in conjunction with national badges for all EU and Member State staff/assistance deployed in response to disasters.
Progress in improving the response to disasters measured by the speed and degree of coordination of interventions under the Mechanism
later reformed2 in order to provide a rapid response to disasters that could befall the Member States or third countries.
the Council has asked the Commission to present proposals on the response to disasters.
multi-hazard approach should be taken to develop effective measures in both in prevention and in direct response to disasters, as outlined in the Commission communication of March 2008 on reinforcing the Union's disaster-response capacity.
competences available so that these can be shared as part of a more coordinated response to disasters.
It is true that the emergency response to disasters must come first
the creation of a European civil protection force- EuropeAid- makes perfect sense and would enable us to develop a more effective response to disasters.
which will contribute to increasing the EU response to disasters include the strengthening of the Monitoring
Ensure full implementation of the agreement with UN OCHA in order to maximise the use of available resources and ensure a coordinated response to disasters in third countries;
financial support to civil protection actions and measures in the field of preparedness and the response to disasters occurring within the EU
disaster response: the role of civil protection and humanitarian assistance" and its general objectives aiming at a more predictable, effective, efficient, coherent and">visible European response to disasters;
the marine pollution response unit of EMSA in order to ensure a response to disasters that is as effective and consistent as possible.
as well as prevention, preparedness and response to disasters at sea and on land.
more effective response to disasters that Member States are unable to deal with alone.
facilitate a fully coordinated response to disasters in third countries.