Betekenis van:
resilience

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1. They also contribute to fiscal sustainability, macroeconomic stability and resilience to shocks.
2. Furthermore, the resilience of the sector has been confirmed by extensive stress-testing.
3. The Member States concerned also provided three types of stress simulations to establish the group’s resilience to external shocks.
4. The ongoing transition towards a more diversified and innovation-driven economy is important to increase resilience to competition from lower-cost economies.
5. The Commission makes the following observations concerning the first stress test, which was designed to test Dexia’s resilience to a change in the main macroeconomic variables (GDP, interest rate and exchange rate):
6. Both are also particularly salient for euro area and ERM2 Member States as they have an important impact on their capacity to adequately adjust to shocks with an asymmetric impact and therefore on the economic resilience of the euro area as a whole.
7. It would also help to promote policy action in Member States aiming to achieve fiscal discipline and structural reforms. This is necessary to increase the growth potential of the economy, enhance the euro area’s resilience to asymmetric shocks and thereby preserve price stability while promoting economic dynamism in the euro area.
8. Regarding the apportionment between the different instruments for development finance cooperation related to the EDF, coordination should be ensured in particular between support to regional cooperation and integration and support at territorial level, to enhance the resilience of the OCTs towards the challenges that they are facing regardless of their GNP per capita or other elements used to determine the territorial allocations.
9. In accordance with point 13 of the Restructuring Communication, the Commission asked the Member States concerned to carry out some stress test exercises to test Dexia’s resilience to a series of shocks which could arise in the coming years and to draw conclusions on the long-term viability of the group.
10. A combined assessment of the scale, distribution and intensity of the pressures and the extent, vulnerability and resilience of the different ecosystem components including where possible their mapping, allows the identification of areas where marine ecosystems have or may have been adversely affected. It is also a useful basis to assess the scale of the actual or potential impacts marine ecosystems.
11. Continued reform efforts, including implementation of policies to improve skills, R & D and innovation, combined with placing the UK fiscal position on a path of sustainable improvement in the medium term, will be key to enhance the growth potential and strengthen the resilience of the UK economy to future shocks.