Traduction de «emergency management organization » (Anglais → Français) :

emergency management organizations

Office of Critical Infrastructure Protection and Emergency Preparedness [ OCIPEP | Emergency Preparedness Canada | Emergency Planning Canada | National Emergency Planning Establishment | Canada Emergency Measures Organization ]

Fishery Emergency Control Organization [ FECO | Fisheries Emergency Control Organization ]

manage emergency plans for evacuation | manage evacuation emergency plan | coordinate emergency action plan | manage emergency evacuation plans

manage activities on board in the event of an emergency | perform crisis management in emergency situations | control proceedings on board in the event of an emergency | manage emergency situations on board

manage pre-hospital emergency trauma care, apply prehospital emergency trauma management | provide pre-hospital emergency trauma care | provide pre-hospital emergency care of trauma | provide prehospital emergency care of trauma

crisis management [ emergency management ]

civil protection | emergency management

emergency management

In the Northwest Territories, the Emergency Measures Organization of the Municipality and Community Affairs department also has a well-established territorial program through which emergency management training for elected officials and first responders is delivered.

This funding is used to reimburse first nations, emergency management organizations, provinces, other emergency management organizations, and host municipalities for the response and recovery costs incurred related to emergency situations on reserve.

to help with the task of enabling the UN peacebuilding architecture to live up to the expectations which accompanied its establishment, by taking forward the recommendations of the PBC review process, also with the aim of further improving the PBC's effectiveness; to support the emergence of a sound overall peacebuilding architecture on the basis of a partnership between developing and developed countries, whilst paying particular attention to improving delivery on the ground, enhancing relations with the IFIs – in order to create jobs and address economic issues - and fostering a more organic relationship between peacekeeping and peace ...[+++]building; to promote a more structured relationship between the PBC, the EEAS's Managing Directorate for Global and Multilateral Issues, and particularly its Directorate on Conflict Prevention and Security Policy, and the UNGA, the UNSC and the Economic and Social Council with a view to generating greater synergy between peacekeeping and peacebuilding and development actions on the ground; to seek ways of strengthening the PBC's advisory role vis-à-vis the UNSC, to which it is accountable, of enhancing the PBC's cooperation with the Peacebuilding Support Office (PBSO) and of strengthening links with regional organisations and IFIs; further, to improve the existing partnership between the PBC and the EU Peace-building Partnership through a bottom-up approach to conflict resolution that takes the activities of non-state actors in peace-building into account,

Hon. Roy Cullen (Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, the reply is as follows: a) The Government of Canada was notified of the U.S. rocket launch on March 31st, 2005. b) The government’s initial reaction to the notification of the launch was to advise the emergency management organization, EMO, Province of Newfoundland/Labrador on March 31st, of the potential launch of April 11 as well as of the possible launch hazard area. c) There was no request made by the government not to launch the rocket. d) According to Environment Canada, no Canadian environmental assessment was ...[+++] performed.