Traduction de «gestion des enjeux » (Français → Anglais) :

(c)continueing to provide tools for the assessment and management of global security challenges such as terrorism and non-proliferation (chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (in the Euratom programme)) and threats arising from socio-political instability and communicable diseases; new areas to be addressed include vulnerability and resilience to emerging or hybrid threats, e.g. accessibility to raw materials, piracy, resource scarcity/competition and effects of climate change on occurrence of natural disasters.

Continue to provide tools for the assessment and management of global security challenges such as terrorism and non-proliferation (chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (in the Euratom programme)), threats arising from socio-political instability and communicable diseases. New areas to be addressed include vulnerability and resilience to emerging or hybrid threats, e.g. accessibility to raw materials, piracy, resource scarcity/competition and effects of climate change on occurrence of natural disasters.

4. Notes that the Commission should continue assessing the possibilities to merge existing agencies on the basis of careful impact assessments especially in their administrative and financial management; welcomes the fact that this will make it possible to reduce costs and calls on the Commission to pay particular attention to ensuring that the rationalisation measures should not compromise the valuable contribution of the agencies to policy decisions, particularly those related to the challenges of the Europe 2020 Strategy; considers that existing good practices of synergies among agencies should maximise the purpose of mutual complem ...[+++]entarity;

16. Believes that thriving research, innovation and development must help in addressing major societal challenges of our times, including climate change, resource efficiency, health and ageing population, urban management and mobility, food and water; recalls the EU’s objective of strengthening its scientific and technological bases by building a European Research Area; recognises the key role of the EU’s policy-oriented, transnational, collaborative programmes, pooling together research and innovation competences to respond to policy challenges at an European level and addressing major societal goals; recognises the role of the Europ ...[+++]ean Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) as a driver of EU sustainable growth and competitiveness, achieving this through the stimulation of world-leading innovation and calls for priority areas for the Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs) to be enlarged and duly funded; underlines the importance of continuing efforts to simplify research, innovation and development funding and ensuring access for smaller research institutes, businesses and civil society organisations;

13. In view of the importance of rural development measures and their role in preventing risks, is opposed to the Commission's proposal to finance risk and crisis management solely from 1% of funds from modulation; given the challenges faced, believes, rather, that it is necessary to increase funds for crisis prevention, including reserves; proposes, in this connection, exemption from the principle of budget annuality, in order to cope with fluctuations in demand in crisis situations;

– The next item is the report (A5­0063/2001) by Mr Carraro, on behalf of the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy, on the Commission communication to the Council and the European Parliament on 'The Organisation and Management of the Internet – International and European Policy Issues 1998-2000' [COM(2000) 202 – C5­0263/2000 – 2000/2140(COS)].