Multi-party Planning Conference

Initial Planning Conference | IPC [Abbr.]

London and South East Regional Planning Conference | SERPLAN [Abbr.]

planning conference of the West African Peacekeeping Exercise Guidimakha 98

All-Maghreb Conference on Family Planning

Web-streaming of the Multi-Stakeholder Conference: 13 November and 14 November

Many governments established multi-stakeholder committees to support the planning, implementation and monitoring of the national Youth Guarantee scheme.

whereas Article 45(2) of the SRM Regulation provides that the Board should submit an annual report to, inter alia, Parliament, on the performance of the tasks conferred on the Board by that Regulation; whereas that report should in particular cover Board activities as regards resolution planning, assessments of resolvability, determinations of minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities, resolution actions, and the exercise of other duties and powers under the SRM Regulation; whereas that report should also cover detailed information regarding the Single Resolution Fund (the Fund), in particular the evolution of the ava ...[+++]ilable financial means of the Fund and any decisions concerning the period for reaching the target level and the calculation of contributions in accordance with Articles 69 to 71 of the SRM Regulation; borrowing, lending and other financial arrangements in accordance with Articles 72 to 74 of the SRM Regulation; the administration and investment strategy of the Fund, in accordance with Article 75 of the SRM Regulation and the applicable Commission delegated acts; the specific conditions of use of the Fund for an individual resolution scheme in accordance with Articles 76 to 78 of the SRM Regulation; the application of the principles of division into national compartments and of progressive merger during the transitional period provided for in Article 3(1)(37) of the SRM Regulation, in accordance with Article 77 of the SRM Regulation, and the use of deposit guarantee schemes in accordance with Article 79 of the SRM Regulation;

Poland intends to change its national planning law to give maritime spatial plans legal status and develop such plans for all Polish waters.[13] The results of the project are being used to guide the government in this process.