Examples of using Coastguard functions in English and their translations into Polish
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Support to coastguard functions.
This should include better coordination andpooling of relevant coastguard functions at EU level.
Strengthening the coastguard functions of national authorities entails also education and training.
European cooperation on coastguard functions.
Coordination with EMSA and EFCA with regard to common provision of services, information, equipment andtraining in the context of coastguard functions.
The responsibility for carrying out Coastguard Functions is distributed across 316 public authorities in the coastal Member States of the EU.
Number of joint operation at sea borders extended to be mulitipurpose to cover other coastguard functions.
The border guard agency supports only one of the coastguard functions, while many others are already supported by EMSA.
In 2014, the Commission finalised a feasibility study to examine the need for improved co-operation and co-ordination between national bodies andagencies carrying out coastguard functions.
The Agency has an extensive experience in working with national authorities carrying coastguard functions and promoting cross-border cooperation.
National authorities carrying out coastguard functions are responsible for a wide range of tasks, including but not limited to maritime safety, security, search and rescue, border control, fisheries control, customs control, general law enforcement and environmental protection.
This will enable the EU agencies to provide the national authorities carrying out border control and coastguard functions with high-quality, cost-effective information.
The need to enhance collaboration andcoordination between authorities carrying out coastguard functions has subsequently been acknowledged in the Union maritime transport legislation, the European Union Maritime Security Strategy with an Action Plan adopted by the Council in 2014 and in the European Agenda on Migration adopted by the Commission in 2015.
This study identified some 316 civilian and military Member States' authorities,which are responsible for coastguard functions and collaborating via 70 different structures.
As well as a European System of Border Guards, 50 this would cover a new approach to coastguard functions in the EU, looking at initiatives such as asset sharing, joint exercises and dual use of resources as well as a the possibility of moving towards a European Coastguard. .
The Agency shall, in cooperation with the European Border and Coast Guard Agency and the European Fisheries Control Agency,support national authorities carrying out coastguard functions at national and Union level, and where appropriate at international level by.
The proposal aims at developing European cooperation on coastguard functions by developing forms of cooperation among European Border and Coast Guard, EMSA and EFCA to improve synergies between those agencies, in order to provide more efficient and cost-effective multipurpose services to national authorities carrying out coastguard functions.
Efficient situational awareness:% of EU Agencies andMember States bodies involved in the coastguard functions accessing and feeding the EU common recognised operational surface picture;
The new European Border and Coastguard Regulation18 and the amended European Maritime Safety Agency(EMSA) and European Fisheries Control Agency(EFCA)Regulations provide a basis for greater cooperation between EU agencies supporting Member State authorities that carry out coastguard functions and with non‑EU countries around European sea basins.
Level playing field:% cross sectoral training of operational personnels involved in coastguard functions of the Member States, EU Agencies and where appropriate of the third countries.
The European Fisheries Control Agency is urged, in cooperation with the European Border and Coast Guard Agency and the European Maritime Safety Agency,to support national authorities carrying out coastguard functions at national and Union level, and where appropriate at international level.
By promoting collaboration andco-ordination between authorities carrying out coastguard functions, this proposal is fully consistent with Union policies on migration, security, IUU fishing as well as on transport and mobility.
The European Border and Coast Guard Agency, the European Fisheries Control Agency and the European Maritime Safety Agency should therefore strengthen their cooperation both with each other andwith the national authorities carrying out coastguard functions to increase maritime situational awareness as well as to support coherent and cost-efficient action.
Achieve a level playing field in ensuring that operational personnels involved in coastguard functions of the Member States, EU agencies and where appropriate of the third countries work towards the objectives of the policy, cooperate, exchange personnel, information and intelligence and comply with common methodologies through the development of common guidelines, best practice doctrine training and other capacity building undertakings.
To cooperate with the European Border and Coast Guard Agency andthe European Maritime Safety Agency to support the national authorities carrying out coastguard functions by providing services, information, equipment and training as well as by coordinating multipurpose operations.
By promoting collaboration andco-ordination between authorities carrying out coastguard functions, this proposal is fully consistent with Union policies on migration as well as on transport and mobility.
This is urgently necessary as, according to the Commission, there are currently more than 300 civilian andmilitary authorities in the Member States responsible for carrying out coastguard functions in areas such as maritime safety, border control, fisheries control, customs control, environmental protection etc.
They should therefore strengthen their cooperation with each other andwith those national authorities carrying out coastguard functions in order to increase the maritime situational awareness and to support coherent and cost-efficient action.