Traduction de «compte de réaction immédiate » (Français → Anglais) :

23. Is seriously concerned about the recent allegations of corruption within EULEX; believes that EULEX has played, and still should and could play, an important role in Kosovo, and thus welcomes the prompt reaction of VP/HR Federica Mogherini in appointing an independent expert to probe into the handling of such allegations in depth; calls for full transparency in this investigation and urges all those concerned to cooperate fully so that the investigation can be swiftly concluded; stresses the importance of ensuring that the expe ...[+++]rt can pursue a comprehensive investigation covering all aspects of the case; is concerned at the fact that sensitive documents on the corruption allegations within EULEX have gone missing; calls for a thorough and comprehensive investigation; stresses that it is of utmost importance to restore the credibility of the EU in Kosovo and abroad and to consider the lessons learned for future missions; notes that both the Ombudsperson and OLAF decided to start independent investigations on the alleged EULEX misconduct and calls on all investigators to effectively coordinate their actions and exchange information; considers, however, that a broad and deep analysis is needed, in order to assess the overall effectiveness of EULEX and the adequacy of its performance, updating the report published in October 2012 by the European Court of Auditors;

2. Urges the European Commission to develop an approach to natural and man-made disasters closely linked with all stages: prevention, preparedness, immediate intervention and rescue, all closely linked to a policy of swift and effective management; the increase in response capacity must take account of all types of disasters (within or outside the EU, natural or man-made), of all EU instruments, and of interinstitutional coordination;

10. Calls on the Council and the Commission to define, in close consultation with Parliament, a coherent policy strategy on sanctions; believes that this strategy must also establish principles and procedures which ensure that the positions of civil society and democratic opposition within the countries concerned are taken into account; emphasises that, on the basis of this strategy, each individual case must be analysed with regard to the context and likely effectiveness before action is taken; considers that the strategy should also provide for emergency procedures to be applied in exceptional circumstances, when an immediate reaction that coul ...[+++]d have a predictable positive outcome is required from the EU; notes that sanctions are more effective if they are in response to concrete, sudden incidents and aimed at concrete and identifiable measures being taken by the target country;

Those new Instruments will provide Community funding to cope with major emergency situations in general, including immediate response (e.g. deployment of resources to combat a disaster), financial assistance to cope with emergencies in the aftermath of a crisis, and to a limited extent preparation to rapid response.

The scope of both instruments will include immediate response (e.g. deployment of resources to combat a disaster), financial assistance to cope with emergency situations in the aftermath of a crisis and, to a limited extent, general preparedness.

There are the common strategies (a new instrument created since the Treaty of Amsterdam and designed to enhance the overall coherence of EU action at international level), the common positions (which define the EU’s approach to a particular matter) and the common actions (which relate to certain specific situations and involve immediate reactions, on the model of humanitarian aid).