Examples of using Preparedness and response in English and their translations into Finnish
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Preparedness and response planning.
Disaster prevention, preparedness and response.
Preparedness and response in the event of a CBRN attack- Conclusions.
The ARRL is looking for an Emergency Preparedness and Response Manager.
Preparedness and response planning is a key priority in the EU.
The review revealed that these structures do not address cross border health threats preparedness and response in a sufficient manner.
EMSA Pollution Preparedness and Response Activities.
NOTES the Commission working document of 26 March 2004 on Community Influenza Pandemic Preparedness and Response Planning.
Marine pollution preparedness and response; Marine environment.
Communication actions and measures to promote the visibility of the European civil protection work in the areas of prevention, preparedness and response.
Strengthen preparedness and response for serious cross border health threats;
Developing guidance on Union and international civil protection training,including training on prevention, preparedness and response;
To this end, preventive, preparedness and response measures, including restoration measures, shall be applied.
The EU should therefore welcome the Arctic Council Agreement on Cooperation on Marine Oil Pollution, Preparedness and Response in the Arctic.
Improved preparedness and response planning, common approach at EU level for all serious cross-border threats to health.
Effects of the pandemic on societies are inevitable, but careful preparedness and response planning can contribute to mitigating the extent and impact.
It proposes a comprehensive framework for health security structures and systems including obligations on Member States in terms of preparedness and response planning.
Insufficient and inconsistent preparedness and response planning among EU Member States for all types of serious cross-border health threats.
The Commission's proposal foresees that every Member State coordinates its efforts to develop,strengthen and maintain its national preparedness and response plan, in consultation with other Member States.
Under option 3, the EU added value would be increased across all aspects of preparedness and response planning, risk assessmentand risk management by setting up strategic and technical cooperation on health security at EU level.
In accordance with Article 15(2)(g) of Regulation 1406/20023, the Agency has provided annual reports concerning the financial execution of the detailed plan for the Agency's pollution preparedness and response activities for the years 2007 to 2010.
Ab he shall prepare the annual work programme and the detailed plan for the Agency's pollution preparedness and response activities, and submit them to the Administrative Board after consultation of the Commission at least 8 weeks before the relevant Board meeting.
Preparedness and response to marine pollution are based on three pillars: the development of preparedness actions, a Community information system to facilitate the exchange of information between Member States, and improving the response via the Community civil protection mechanism2.
By also providing a legal basis for operating a joint procurement mechanism for medical countermeasures this option could add value to strengthening preparedness and response capacity to deal with cross-border health threats across the EU.
All the components of crisis management will be addressed: preparedness and response planning, riskand crisis communication, capacity-building for risk assessment and training, exchanges of experience and best practice in handling health emergencies.
Setting up a programme of lessons learned from the interventions, exercises and trainings conducted within the framework of the Mechanism, including relevant prevention, preparedness and response aspects, disseminating these lessonsand implementing them as appropriate;
Global health security covers a wide range of issues such as generic preparedness and response to encounter public health crises, pandemic influenza as well as threats caused by chemical, radio-nuclear and bioterrorism agents by accidental or deliberate release.
Pointing out that measures taken at the EU level to improve disaster response should not in any way undermine Member States' own responsibility to take action and build up the necessary capacity in areas of prevention, preparedness and response, and that Member States will retain full control of their national assets(see inter alia Article 196 TFEU);
Protection of citizens from threats- Community-level work includes scientific risk assessment, preparedness and response to epidemics and bioterrorism, strategies to tackle risks from specific diseases and conditions, action on accidents and injuries, improving workers' safety, and actions on food safety and consumer protection.
The strategy on pandemic influenza has now been revised and adapted to new developments, notably the new World Health Organisation's recommendations5 on pandemic influenza and the establishment of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control(ECDC)6 and is the object of a separate Communication on Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Planning in the European Community7.