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Business case criteria to determine the viability of training CCG marine personnel as fishery officers

Deck machinery accident in water transport

Definition: Events resulting in a negative self-reappraisal by the child such as failure in tasks with high personal investment; disclosure or discovery of a shameful or stigmatizing personal or family event; and other humiliating experiences.

Assistive personal mirror

Film-badge radiation dosimeter

Federal Act of 23 September 1953 on Navigation under the Swiss Flag | Navigation Act

For that purpose, each Member State shall, on a yearly basis, make available to the Agency a number of border guards commensurate toat least 3% of the staff of Member States without land or sea external borders and 2% of the staff of Member States with land or sea external borders, and which shall amount to a minimum of 1 500 border guards, corresponding to the profiles identified by the decision of the Management Board.

The agency carries out inspections with classification societies, as well as in non-EU countries regarding the training and certification of seafarers.

29. Also emphasises the need to improve maritime surveillance capability in the region, inter alia by providing training and setting up a network of coastguards from countries in the region, and takes the view that the Union should contribute to these efforts by endorsing the Djibouti Code of Conduct and the associated implementation plan developed by the International Maritime Organization, as approved by the countries in the region (including the establishment of an information exchange centre in Yemen and a training centre in Djibouti for ships‘ crews);

28. Also emphasises the need to improve maritime surveillance capability in the region, inter alia by providing training and setting up a network of coastguards from countries in the region, and takes the view that the Union should contribute to these efforts by endorsing the Djibouti Code of Conduct and the associated implementation plan developed by the International Maritime Organization, as approved by the countries in the region (including the establishment of an information exchange centre in Yemen and a training centre in Djibouti for ships’ crews);