Vertaling van "Migration policy " (Engels → Nederlands) :

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, where necessary, certain coast guard functions at EU level; Europe's duty to protect: a strong common asy ...[+++]lum 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.

Whilst being fully aware of the policy challenges involved in migration policies, the Council underlines that the economic aspects of migration policy should be fully taken into account in particular as regards policies to attract skilled workers and to address skills gaps and mismatches, to enable Europe to remain at the leading edge of innovation and RD developments. In terms of migration within the EU, concrete measures should be considered and implemented for facilitating movement of workers.

The Communication from the Commission on integrating migration issues in the EU's relations with third countries [87] underlines that improved dialogue with third countries is a major element of EU migration policy not only to facilitate orderly migration flows but also to fight illegal immigration more effectively and to develop new policies to manage labour migration and to create "win-win" dynamics for both the EU and the countries of origin especially with respect to temporary labour migration.

"to create a positive atmosphere for the dialogue and to consolidate the growing interest in migration and development by focusing on how we can help each other. to ensure ministerial-level participation, and encourage certain countries to share best practices and highlight strengths of their policies. to work towards the establishment of a basic consensus that migration policies can offer potential win-win outcomes for source countries, receiving countries and migrants and also to begin to define areas of cooperation (economic migration, managing migration flows, efficient remittances, employing diasporas as a development resource, improving policy coherence, building partnerships, etc.). to discuss how international cooperation can be ben ...[+++]eficial in these areas of common interest in migration policy, and complementary to activities on the bilateral and regional levels".

Recent events have demonstrated once again the need to make rapid progress in developing a comprehensive European migration policy based on common political principles, capable of taking account of all aspects of migration (the migration and development agenda, as well as internal aspects such as legal migration, integration, protection of refugees, border control, readmission and the fight against illegal migration and human trafficking), based on a genuine partnership with third countries and fully integrated into the Union's external policies.

d) develop, as far as legal migration is concerned, well-managed migration policies, fully respecting national competences, to assist Member States to meet existing and future labour needs while contributing to the sustainable development of all countries; in particular, the forthcoming Commission proposals within the framework of the Policy Plan on Legal Migration of December 2005 should be rapidly examined; Member States are invited to exchange information on measures taken in the areas of asylum and migration, in line with the mu ...[+++]tual information mechanism established by the Council last October;