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Calls on the Commission to increase the accountability of water suppliers;
Given the impact that backsliding is already having on project sustainability in Turkey, calls on the Commission to increase the use of political and project conditionality by.
Calls on the Commission to increase local and regional sustainable food production;
Monica Macovei believes that co-financing of projects in the area of the judiciary andthe fight against corruption leads to a higher degree of ownership on behalf of the beneficiaries and calls on the Commission to increase the number of projects co-financed by national institutions.
Calls on the Commission to increase the funding of the EFCA.
Calls on the Commission to increase research funding for measures to prevent HAIs;
Calls on the Commission to increase research funding for measures to prevent healthcare- associated infections(HAI);
Calls on the Commission to increase funding for programmes and actions preparing young people for the world of work;
Calls on the Commission to increase support to the CTJLT, including adequate funding;
Calls on the Commission to increase its efforts as regards investigations of instances of abuse of dominant market positions to the detriment of EU consumers;
Calls on the Commission to increase funding for interdisciplinary research of the societal impacts of synthetic intelligence and machine studying processes.
Calls on the Commission to increase policy coherence between different policies such as trade, development, agriculture, employment, migration and gender equality;
Calls on the Commission to increase funding for programmes and actions preparing young people for the world of work;
Calls on the Commission to increase support for European networks on gender equality themes, thereby reinforcing opportunities for more peer-to-peer learning, notably amongst subnational authorities;
Calls on the Commission to increase its actions to combat AMR,to promote R&D in this area, and to present a new and comprehensive EU Action Plan based on the‘One Health' approach;
Calls on the Commission to increase training for and international exchanges between social services officials in order to raise awareness of the functioning of their counterparts in other Member States and to exchange good practices;
Calls on the Commission to increase to an even greater extent its efforts on administrative simplification, considering that formal requirements are sometimes difficult to overcome for particularly small organisations that should not be discriminated against for bureaucratic reasons;
Calls on the Commission to increase the traceability of palm oil imported into the EU and, until the single certification scheme is applied, to consider applying different customs duty schemes that more accurately reflect the real costs associated with the environmental burden;
Calls on the Commission to increase the recognition of volunteering as an appropriate activity through which to acquire competences and skills through YOUTHPASS with a linkage to EUROPASS, while ensuring that volunteering is not seen as an alternative to formal training but a complement to it;
Calls on the Commission to increase the number of audits conducted in slaughterhouses outside the Union which are authorised for the export of equine meat to the EU, and to conditionally suspend the import of equine meat produced in third countries that do not satisfy EU traceability and food safety requirements;
Calls on the Commission to increase cooperation and communication, including further mutual assistance and accelerated exchange of information, between the competent authorities in all Member States and in third countries in order to reduce animal welfare and animal disease problems related to poor administration by ensuring that exporters meet the administrative requirements in full;
Calls on the Commission to increase its support in the mid-term review of the MFF for the Horizon 2020 funded SPARC programme, conduct forecast studies, promote open innovation as a strategic objective, and a collaborative environment between national and European institutions, the research community, standardisation bodies which attract talent, but also the private sector, between global companies, SMEs and start-ups which are key to innovation and opening up new markets in robotic technology on a global scale;
Call on the Commission to increase in general the compatibility of different budget areas to complement the programmes aimed at building low-carbon economy;
Calls on the Commission to assess how to increase trade facilitation and security by means of blockchain technology, including the concept of AEOs;
Calls on the Commission to provide tools designed to increase the use of synergies between CAP and cohesion policy funding;
Calls on the Commission to step up efforts to increase the representation of women in decision-making in the political and economic spheres, by pursuing a dual approach that combines gender mainstreaming and targeted measures;
Invites the Commission to continuously demonstrate sufficient leadership andcommitment in the strategic areas, and calls on the Commission to ensure an increase in the overall visibility of the funding to the general public;
Calls on the Commission and the ESAs to increase their support for initiatives to improve financial education;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to increase funding for intersex civil society organisations;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to increase financial and material support for these refugees;