Traduction de «Catastrophe due à l'action de l'homme » (Français → Anglais) :

For each natural disaster a single financial contribution shall be awarded to an eligible State. 2. The aim of the Fund is to complement the efforts of the States concerned and to cover part of their public expenditure in order to help the eligible State to carry out, depending on the type of natural disaster, the following essential emergency and recovery operations:

1. Recognises that artisanal coastal fishing, shellfishing and carefully regulated and well-managed extensive aquaculture are the forms of fishing that are sustainable from a social, economic and environmental perspective, and which also constitute a determining factor for the socio-economic development of coastal communities; stresses that these forms of fishing have a considerable cultural impact and are territorially very diverse, being carried out on the mainland, on islands and in the outermost regions; points out that they are affected by negative factors such as lack of effective water treatment, human-made and natural disasters ...[+++], competition from large-scale fishing operations, spills, oil slicks, excessive growth of seaboard construction, the effects of large projects on coasts, the effects of climate change, and the lack of clearly-defined regulatory regimes for sustainable local development, and are also vulnerable to changes in local employment patterns;

(n) to insist on the need to draw lessons from the recent developments in Japan and to bring forward proposals; to raise safety standards in existing nuclear plants, particularly in seismic areas; to call for improved cooperation in the event of similar man-made or natural disasters in order to minimise the consequences of releases of radioactivity for human beings and the environment,

to insist on the need to draw lessons from the recent developments in Japan and to bring forward proposals; to raise safety standards in existing nuclear plants, particularly in seismic areas; to call for improved cooperation in the event of similar man-made or natural disasters in order to minimise the consequences of releases of radioactivity for human beings and the environment,

6. Calls on the Commission to develop a mechanism to prepare and ensure prompt expressions of solidarity with and assistance to a country facing difficulties relating to the physical security of infrastructure and security of supply: considers that a sudden and large-scale interruption of energy supply affecting one or more Member States could have an impact on the functioning of the internal market; believes that solidarity among Member States should encompass the readiness to assist those which are endangered or in difficulty in situations of extreme crisis, for example as a result of natural catastrophes, terrorist actions ...[+++] or politically motivated cuts in supplies or when the security of its citizens is seriously endangered;

2. The aim of the Fund is to complement the efforts of the States concerned and to cover part of their public expenditure in order to help the eligible State to carry out, depending on the type of natural disaster, the following essential emergency and recovery operations: