I think is important to highlight one specific paragraph:

The Commission will create a rapid alert function to identify supply and value chain disruptions, relying inter alia on existing networks such as Enterprise Europe Network (EEN), Clusters, Chambers of Commerce and trade associations, SME Envoys as well as other actors such as the European-level social partners. Best available solutions will be sought to tackle these disruptions, which can have their origin in an asymmetrical lifting of containment measures (inside or outside the EU), the bankruptcy of businesses or third country actor interferenceThe Commission will create a rapid alert function to identify supply and value chain disruptions, relying inter alia on existing networks such as Enterprise Europe Network (EEN), Clusters, Chambers of Commerce and trade associations, SME Envoys as well as other actors such as the European-level social partners. Best available solutions will be sought to tackle these disruptions, which can have their origin in an asymmetrical lifting of containment measures (inside or outside the EU), the bankruptcy of businesses or third country actor interference.

As part of this Joint European Roadmap towards lifting COVID-19 containment measures, the European Commission has created an Emergency Support Instrument (ESI) to finance a coordinated European health response to the pandemic. In these days, 1.5 million medical masks will be delivered to 17 Member States, e.g. Italy, Spain, Croatia, North Macedonia and Montenegro, and the UK to protect healthcare workers against coronavirus via the ESI. Over the coming weeks, the Commission is couting with 10 million masks.