Traduction de «for carrying out risk analysis » (Néerlandais → Français) :

By virtue of the remits set out in its rules of procedure, FRONTEX is responsible for carrying out risk analysis based on the information gathered by the competent authorities in the Member States, for facilitating operational cooperation between the Member States and third countries, and for cooperating with the competent authorities of third countries and with international organisations through, for example, exchanges of experience on border control issues, the training of border guards, operational information exchanges and joint operations.
Sur la base des compétences reconnues par son règlement, l’agence FRONTEX est chargée d’effectuer des analyses de risque en fonction des informations recueillies par les autorités compétentes des États membres, de faciliter la coopération opérationnelle entre les États membres et les pays tiers, de coopérer également avec les autorités compétentes des pays tiers et avec des organisations internationales, par exemple au travers de l’échange d’expériences sur les questions de contrôle des frontières, la formation de garde-frontières, l’échange d’informations opérationnelles et les opérations conjointes.

[9] Europese Commissie, DG Regionaal beleid, "Guidance on the methodology for carrying out cost-benefit analysis, 2007-2013 – Evaluation Unit Working Document n. 4", te vinden op [http ...]
[9] Commission européenne, DG de la politique régionale, Guide méthodologique pour la réalisation de l’analyse coûts-avantages , 2007-2013 - Document de travail n° 4 de l’unité «Évaluation», disponible à l’adresse [http ...]

It is not possible to carry out money laundering on checks on people who might not yet have been identified (or even born!) (ii) Identity checks should also be risk-based, with stricter checks being justified in cases of higher risk (iii) The extent to which corporate entities need verification beyond that which is publicly available from public records should be restricted to companies registered in or with material links to higher risk jurisdictions which do not meet acceptable standards.
It is not possible to carry out money laundering on checks on people who might not yet have been identified (or even born!) (ii) Identity checks should also be risk-based, with stricter checks being justified in cases of higher risk (iii) The extent to which corporate entities need verification beyond that which is publicly available from public records should be restricted to companies registered in or with material links to higher risk jurisdictions which do not meet acceptable standards.