4. Calls therefore on the High Representative/Vice-President and Member States to make substantial efforts to explore synergies in dual civil-military use of strategic airlift capacities; welcomes the cooperation between the Monitoring and Information Centre (MIC) and the European Union Movement Planning Cell (EUMPC) in the EU disaster response effort in Pakistan in this regard; calls on Member States to substantially increase air transport capabilities pooled in the European Air Transport Command (EATC) while ensuring dual civil-military use of these capabilities; welcomes in this regard the proposal by the Belgian Presidency to esta ...[+++]blish a multinational helicopter corps in the framework of the EATC to be used for both civilian and military tasks;

The MIC has worked in close cooperation with the Council´s Movement Planning Cell which has identified flight options. Two further aircraft are planned to provide additional assistance from the UK and Denmark on Saturday and Sunday.

AD. whereas, in the implementation of the Programme of Action, civil society has an important and complementary role to play, and whereas the Commission should operate more closely with civil society groups, especially women's groups, women's associations, family planning o ganisations, and also private enterprises, especially in its country strategy documents,

AC.whereas, in the implementation of the Programme of Action, civil society has an important and complementary role to play, and whereas the Commission should operate more closely with civil society groups, especially women’s groups, women’s associations, family planning organisations, social movements and charitable and development organisations, especially in its country strategy documents,

However, the impact of those shortcomings could be reduced by making more effective use of existing resources (coordinated or joint use of resources, planning of movements, etc.) and using commercial resources on a methodical basis.

Reducing excess capacity and improving the planning of fishing activities will reduce current overinvestment and economic inefficiency; - establishing a new classification of fishing activities (with multiannual, multispecies or analytical TACs where necessary) whose limits are defined by the existing rights and the socio-economic conditions characterizing each fishery; - developing strengthened control mechanisms employing modern location and communication techniques in order to monitor vessel movements and inform the competent aut ...[+++]horities and at the same time guarantee coordination of the information obtained; - guaranteeing compliance with rules protecting the common interest, by providing economic incentives for fishermen's "good behaviour" (use of selective fishing gear, compliance with norms) and deterrent penalties at Community level (penalty quotas, withdrawal of licences, non-grant of aid, etc); - strengthening the management of fishery structures, by segmenting the fishing fleet, taking into account new parameters allowing the evaluation and control of fishing effort, and by integrating the structural measures into the reform of the structural Funds; - improving the synergy between the management of internal and external resources, market management and other supply sources.