Examples of using Coastguard functions in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Support to coastguard functions".
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.
European cooperation on coastguard functions.
Strengthening the coastguard functions of national authorities entails also education and training.
Capacity building by elaborating guidelines, recommendations and best practices as well as by supporting the training and exchange of staff,with a view to enhancing the exchange of information and cooperation on coastguard functions;
The responsibility for carrying out Coastguard Functions is distributed across 316 public authorities in the coastal Member States of the EU.
Capacity building at national and Union level by elaborating guidelines, recommendations and best practices as well as by supporting the training and exchange of staff,with a view to enhance the exchange of information and cooperation on coastguard functions;
Increasing the collective skills and capacity for coastguard functions and assisting them to collaborate and act jointly, based on a harmonised approach.
Moreover,“Core skills” trainings developed for certain functions have proven to be of added value to complement national capabilities and to foster exchange of best practices,and could therefore be of added value for different coastguard functions.
The proposal deals with support to national authorities carrying out coastguard functions at national and Union level, and where appropriate at international level.
The underlying problem is that coastguard functions, such as border control, search and rescue operations, fisheries control, pollution control etc., are currently carried out by more than 300 authorities in Member States, which are not always well coordinated even at national level.
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.
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.
The Agency shall, in cooperation with the European Border and Coast Guard Agency and the European Maritime Safety Agency,support national authorities carrying out coastguard functions at national and Union level, and where appropriate at international level by:.
The result of the European cooperation on coastguard functions should be a significant improvement of the surveillance capability to strengthen the control of the external(maritime) borders of the European Union.
(j) to cooperate with the European Border and Coast Guard Agency and the European Maritime SafetyAgency to support the national authorities carrying out coastguard functions by providing services, information, equipment and training as well as by coordinating multipurpose operations.
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 andcost-effective multipurpose services to national authorities carrying out coastguard functions.
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.
The purpose of this legislative proposal reinforcing European co-operation on coastguard functions is to improve co-operation and co-ordination between the relevant EU agencies in order to enhance synergies between their respective services, thus allowing them to provide more efficient andcost effective multipurpose services to national authorities carrying out coastguard functions.
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 and co-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.
As well as the possibility of a European System of Border Guards,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, including the possibility of moving towards a European Coastguard. .
To benefit from the experience and skills of the European Fisheries Control Agency in the operational coordination of control policies and in capacity building including in the international dimension of the Common FisheriesPolicy to support national authorities carrying out coastguard functions at national and Union level, and where appropriate at international level.
By promoting collaboration and co-ordination between authorities carrying out coastguard functions, this proposal is fully consistent with Union policies on migration as well as on transport and mobility.
There are currently more than 300 civilian andmilitary authorities in the Member States responsible for carrying out coastguard functions in a wide range of areas such as maritime safety, security, search and rescue, border control, fisheries control, customs control, general law enforcement and environmental protection.