Traduction de «migration extérieure » (Français → Anglais) :

I know that with the fish farm siting and the recommendations from Cohen, it was very clear that there has been no examination of these sites for fish farms in relation to either inward migration wild salmon or outward migration wild salmon smolts.

Here are some of the demographic statistics, the context in which what's happening in Newfoundland occurs: a history of persistent underdevelopment; the highest unemployment in the country; the lowest family income in the country; years of net out-migration that you actually could describe as a hemorrhaging of the best and the brightest and the youngest of our population; and the lowest per-pupil expenditure in education.

This includes €50 million forWiFi4EU, aiming at helping European communities offer free WiFi hotspots to any citizen, leading to a total envelope of €120 million. €2,5 billion to support the ongoing work in the areas of migration, security and external border control, including the setting up of the European Border and Coast Guard, the EU Agency for Asylum, and the reform of the Common European Asylum System. €1,4 billion for the European Fund for Sustainable Development, under the 'External Investment Plan' (see Fact Sheet), which will support investments in regions outside the EU and will seek private partners to address the root cause ...[+++]s of migration, while contributing to achieving other development goals; for migration partnerships, for macroeconomic financial assistance and for external lending in order to stabilise countries in the neighbourhood.

Reducing the incentives for irregular migration, notably by seconding European migration liaison officers to EU Delegations in key third countries; amending the Frontex legal basis to strengthen its role on return; a new action plan with measures that aim to transform people smuggling into high risk, low return criminal activity and addressing the root causes through development cooperation and humanitarian assistance; Border management – saving lives and securing external borders, notably by strengthening the role and capacity of Frontex; helping strengthen the capacity of third countries to manage their borders; pooling further, w ...[+++]here necessary, certain coast guard functions at EU level; Europe's duty to protect: a strong common asylum policy: The priority is to ensure a full and coherent implementation of the Common European Asylum System, notably by promoting systematic identification and fingerprinting and with efforts to reduce its abuses by strengthening the Safe Country of Origin provisions of the Asylum Procedure Directive; evaluating and possibly revising the Dublin Regulation in 2016; A new policy on legal migration: The focus is on maintaining a Europe in demographic decline as an attractive destination for migrants, notably by modernising and overhauling the Blue Card scheme, by reprioritising our integration policies, and by maximising the benefits of migration policy to individuals and countries of origin, including by facilitating cheaper, faster and safer remittance transfers.

Basically, there are four types of movement: there is movement from on reserve to off reserve; there's off reserve to on reserve; there's reserve to reserve; and there's off reserve to off reserve, such as from one city to another city.

In addition, before the reunification of Germany, the area suffered from peripherality characterised by high transport costs, difficulties in accessing markets and outmigration.