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(b) Indicators for projects providing strategic response addressing root causes of migration shall be developed by the EIB;
(11) Addressing root causes of migration should be added as a new objective of the mandate.
(j) An assessment of the contribution of EIB financing operations in providing strategic response addressing root causes of migration.';
(11) Addressing root causes of migration and contributing to long-term sustainable development should be added as a new objective of the mandate;
(j) An assessment of the contribution of EIB financing operations in providing strategic response addressing root causes of migration.';
Addressing root causes: The EU Trust Fund for Africa has proved its worth, with 147 programmes, for a total amount of €2.59 billion so far, funding crucial initiatives such as voluntary returns from Libya.
Having regard to the EU Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa.
It will do so by strengthening longer-term development strategies which provide real economic opportunities for local people and reintegrated migrants,thereby addressing root causes of migration.
Match the €1.8 billion of EU funding to the Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa.
(9 a) While addressing root causes of the migration and refugee crisis is paramount, that should not come at the cost of policies in other areas of key strategic priority as outlined in the EU Global Strategy.
And the commission has also mobilized 1.8 billion euros for an“Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration in Africa.”.
(b) Indicators for projects providing strategic response addressing root causes of migration shall be developed by the EIB, in detailed and regular consultation and cooperation with stakeholders and civil society;
The European Commission has also allocated €1.8 billion from the EU's financial means to set up an‘Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration in Africa'.
(11) Addressing root causes of migration should be added as a new objective of the mandate and every project financed under this new objective should be in compliance with Article 21 of the Treaty on European Union(TEU).
Commission Decision of 20 October 2015 on the establishment of a European Union Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa(C(2015) 7293).
(12) Complementarity andcoordination with Union initiatives addressing root causes of migration should be ensured, including with Union support for the sustainable reintegration of returned migrants in the countries of origin.
(15) The EIB should develop and implement a set of indicators in its Results Measurement framework for projects in the public sector andin the private sector addressing root causes of migration and the long-term economic resilience of host and transit communities.
(11) Addressing root causes of migration and building resilience of transit and host communities should be added as a new objective of the mandate and should be pursued in full compliance with Article 21 of the Treaty on European Union(TEU).
(j) An assessment of the contribution of EIB financing operations in providing strategic response addressing root causes of migration and building resilience of transit and host communities.';
Therefore, an assessment of the contribution of EIB financing operations addressing root causes of migration should be included in the Commission's annual reporting to the European Parliament and to the Council on EIB financing operations.
Points out that EUR 3,6 billion was supposed to be paid into the emergency trust fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa, launched at the Valletta Summit;
(j) An assessment of the contribution of EIB financing operations in providing strategic response addressing root causes of migration stemming from poverty, inequality, demographic growth, lack of employment and economic opportunities, climate change and contributing to the long-term economic resilience of refugees, migrants, host and transit communities;
Against this background, and with a view to promoting sustainable development, jobs andgrowth in partner countries and addressing root causes of migration, the Commission is today putting forward an ambitious European External Investment Plan(EIP).
Options for funding include the Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa("the EU Trust Fund for Africa") and the European Neighbourhood Instrument(ENI).
(j) An assessment of the contribution of EIB financing operations in providing strategic response addressing root causes of migration stemming from poverty, inequality, demographic growth, lack of employment and economic opportunities, climate change and contributing to the long-term economic resilience of host and transit communities;
Must complement security measures with prevention efforts that identify and address root causes, while always respecting human rights,' he claimed.
EIB financing operations supporting the general objectives set out in point(d)of paragraph 1 shall back investment projects that address root causes of the migration and contribute to long-term economic resilience and safeguard sustainable development in beneficiary countries.
EIB financing operations supporting the general objectives set out in point(d)of paragraph 1 shall back investment projects that address root causes of the migration and contribute to long-term economic resilience and safeguard sustainable development in beneficiary countries while ensuring compliance with the SDGs.
EIB financing operations supporting the general objectives set out in point(d)of paragraph 1 shall back investment projects that address root causes of the migration and contribute to long term economic resilience and safeguard sustainable development in beneficiary countries including strengthening humanitarian action and providing support for the construction of infrastructure and job creation while ensuring compliance with the SDGs.