Traduction de «Recherche collective d'une solution » (Français → Anglais) :

The Commissions' Action Plan on AMR (2011-2016) is currently being evaluated and will, together with the Eurobarometer results, feed into the ongoing work to identify value added EU Action in the fight against AMR as from next year and beyond, in particular ensuring the EU continues being a best practice region in the field of AMR, giving a stronger push to innovation and research for the development of new antibiotics, as well as alternatives to antimicrobials, and continuing EU contributions to broader ...[+++]collective actions aimed at tackling AMR at global level., This will also be discussed tomorrow (17 June) by Health Ministers in Luxembourg.

13. Stresses that the current crisis poses a threat to the weak economy and to political and social stability, not only in the countries affected but also throughout the West African region; emphasises that improving health systems will not be enough to eradicate Ebola; takes the view that a concerted and long-term approach involving international, national and regional actors and the various sectors (healthcare, education and training, sanitation, hygiene, disinfection, food aid, drinking water, functioning sewerage systems, waste disposal, economy) is needed to address the critical gaps in all essential services; stresses that education covering the cultural dimension and beliefs of these countries, and addressing the current Ebola outb ...[+++]reak in a complete way, including the appropriate dissemination of clear information, is essential in finding a fully comprehensive solution to the problem; recalls its commitments to dedicate 20 % of funds available under the development cooperation instrument to health services;

54. Points equally to the potential conflict of interest between the current role of the ECB in the Troika as ‘technical advisor’ and its position as creditor of the four Member States, as well as its mandate under the Treaty as it has made its own actions conditional on decisions it is itself part of; nonetheless, welcomes its contribution in addressing the crisis but requests that potential ECB conflicts of interest, especially as regards crucial liquidity policy, are carefully scrutinised; notes that throughout the crisis the ECB ...[+++] has had crucial information on the health of the banking sector and financial stability in general, and that with this in mind it has subsequently exerted policy leverage on decision-makers, at least in the cases of the Greek debt restructuring, where the ECB insisted that CACs were to be removed from government bonds it held, the Cypriot ELA operations, and the Irish non-inclusion of senior-bondholders in the bail-in; calls on the ECB to publish the letter of 19 November 2010 from Jean-Claude Trichet to the then Irish Finance Minister, as requested by the European Ombudsman;

24. Stresses firmly that the ultimate aim, once an unaccompanied minor has arrived in EU territory, must be to seek a durable solution for him/her, which respects his/her best interests; recalls that efforts to achieve this must always begin with an examination of the possibilities of family reunification, in and outside the EU, provided that this is in the child’s best interests; stresses that in principle the minor can be asked to help in searching for family members, but that there must not be any obligation to cooperate as a det ...[+++]ermining factor in the consideration of the application for international protection; recalls that, in cases where there is a risk to the life of the minor or of family members, in particular where family members remain in the country of origin, the gathering, processing and passing-on of information on these persons must be done on a confidential basis to ensure that the lives of those concerned are not endangered; calls on the Member States and all their competent authorities to improve cooperation, in particular by lifting all bureaucratic obstacles on family tracing and/or reunification and share best practices; asks the Commission to monitor the implementation of Directive 2003/86/CE on the right to family reunification, especially Article 10 (3) thereof;

9. Points out that research into and the collection of socio-economic data concerning fisheries and related activities, both upstream and downstream, are of major importance in assessing the practical results of policies, identifying problems, blockages and constraints and finding and defining solutions; considers that the future CFP should not disregard this area and should step up support for the collection and supply of socio-e ...[+++]conomic data;

25. Notes that ADR mechanisms often depend on the trader's willingness to cooperate, and believes that the availability of an effective judicial redress system would act as a strong incentive for parties to agree an out-of-court settlement, which is likely to avoid a considerable amount of litigation; encourages the setting-up of ADR schemes at European level so as to allow fast and cheap settlement of disputes as a more attractive option than court proceedings, and suggests that judges performing the preliminary admissibility check for a collective action should also have the power to order the parties involved to first seek a collective c ...[+++]onsensual resolution of the claim before launching collective court proceedings; believes that the criteria developed by the Court should be the starting point for the establishment of this power; stresses, however, that these mechanisms should remain, as the name indicates, merely an alternative to judicial redress, not a precondition therefor;