Übersetzung für "Tasks combat forces in crisis management " (Englisch → Französisch) :

tasks of combat forces in crisis management

tasks of combat forces in crisis management

tasks of combat forces in crisis management

Task Force on Crisis in the Community

Task Force on the Integrated Data Base for Air Traffic Flow Management Purposes [ Task Force on the Integrated Data Base for ATFM Purposes | Task Force on the Central Data Bank for Air Traffic Flow Management Purposes | Task Force on the Central Data Bank for ATFM Purposes ]

Task Force on Restructuring to Support the Management Board [ Task Force on Restructuring in Support of the Management Board | Task Force on Restructuring EMS and DCG ]

crisis team (1) | emergency committee (2) | emergency task force (3)

battle group (1) | task force (2) | combat group (3)

The EU's immediate concerns are to conduct crisis management operations across the whole spectrum of the so-called Petersberg missions: humanitarian and rescue operations, peacekeeping functions and tasks of combat forces in crisis management, including peace-making.

Overall, GMES could contribute to humanitarian and rescue tasks, peacekeeping and supporting combat forces in crisis management tasks including peacemaking.

tasks for combat forces in crisis management.

whereas the primary mechanism for European cooperation with the AU is the African Peace Facility, originally established in 2004 and providing some EUR 1,9 billion through the Member State-funded EDF; whereas when the APF was established in 2003 its financing via EDF funds was meant to be provisional, but 12 years later the EDF remains the main source of funding for the APF; whereas in 2007 the scope of the Facility was broadened to encompass a wider range of conflict-prevention and post-conflict stabilisation activities; whereas the 2014-2016 action programme takes account of external evaluation and consultations with Member States a ...[+++]nd introduces new elements to improve its effectiveness; whereas Article 43 TEU refers to the so-called ‘Petersberg Plus’ tasks, which cover military advice and assistance tasks, conflict prevention and peace-keeping tasks, and tasks of combat forces in crisis management, including peace-making and post-conflict stabilisation; whereas in 2014 more than 90 % of the budget was earmarked for PSOs, of which 65 % was for AMISOM staff; whereas strengthening the institutional capacity of the African Union and the African regional economic communities is vital to the success of PSOs and the post-conflict reconciliation and rehabilitation processes.