Examples of using Accelerated action in English and their translations into German
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Framework for accelerated action.
Given evidence of continuing biodiversity loss,EU leaders have called for accelerated action.
But accelerated action on many other broad biodiversity-related fronts is urgently needed.
On 20 September'2', the Commission adopted a communication on accelerated action targeted at major communicable diseases within the context of poverty reduction.
Accelerated action on i expert discussions in September on the customs fraud(double invoicing) and ii launching a planned project to combat the money laundering would be possible.
Both directors agree that the joint surveillancereport provides valuable evidence of the need for accelerated action against HIV across the Region.
Countries to commit to accelerated action on HIV, as rates triple in 10 years in eastern Europe and central Asia.
The roundtable is the first step in designing a new programme of action for the EU followingthe adoption last week of a new policy framework on accelerated action to target HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis.
Council resolution on a programme of accelerated action on HIV/AJDS, malaria and tuberculosis in the context of poverty reduction: Bull.
Internationally the EU has financed several world health programmes,the EC has made substantial progress, based on the Programme for Action: Accelerated action on HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis(PfA), adopted in 2001.
A Programme for action: Accelerated action on HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis in the context of poverty reduction COM(2001) 96- C5-0112/2001- 2001/2006COS.
Madam President, it was in February2001 that the Commission adopted the action programme‘Accelerated action against HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis in the context of poverty reduction.
The Action Plan calls for accelerated action, stronger political commitment, increased investment and a comprehensive response, with strong partnerships as the basis for successful implementation.
In February 2003, the Commission adopted a Communication reviewingprogress achieved under the Programme for Action entitled"Accelerated action on HIV/AIDS, malaria and TB in the context of poverty reduction" and putting forward recommendations for further actions29.
In a resolution dated 14 May 2001 on accelerated action on HIV, TB and malaria, the Council underlined the need to reinforce safeguards against diversion of low priced pharmaceuticals destined for poor markets and prevent price erosion in developed countries markets.
In view of the global dimension of the problem and the gravity of the communicable disease situation andits impact on poverty, accelerated action by the Community and its Member States in this field, targeting its various dimensions, must be considered an absolute necessity.
The EU accelerated actions on communicable diseases include tiered pricing, whereby producers offer lowest possible prices at best quality to developing countries, a substantial research effort in clinical trials in developing countries, incentives for the private sector to invest in neglected diseases.
Although most countries in the Region have controlled rubella, routine childhood immunization programmes and activities may not be sufficient to reach the2015 target without renewed political commitment, accelerated action and innovative ways to reach susceptible and hard-to-reach groups.
The European Commission's 2000 Communication on Accelerated action on HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis in the context of poverty reduction26 provides the policy framework.
The European Commission communication of September 2000 Accelerated Action targeted at major communicable diseases within the context of poverty reduction1 set out a broad and coherent Community response, for the period 2001-2006, to the global emergency caused by the three major infectious diseases that affect the world's poorest populations, undermining global health: HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis.
In February 2001, the European Commission adopted a Programme for Action: Accelerated action on HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis in the context of poverty reduction, establishing a broad and coherent Community response for 2001-2006.
As much of the EU biodiversity is impoverished andstill declining, accelerated action at Community and Member State level is required to restore habitats and natural ecosystems, if the objective to halt biodiversity loss is to be met.
The Commission will shortly submit a communication to the Council andParliament outlining proposals for accelerated action to improve access to proven key measures and commodities to develop active and effective delivery structures and systems for drugs and increase investment in research into and development of priority drugs and vaccines.
A new global protocol to fight forced labour,adopted this week by the International Labour Organisation, will accelerate action against modern slavery.
The European Parliament willalso have a central role to play in accelerating action on what was agreed on at Lahti.
The newly appointedSME Envoys are expected to focus and accelerate actions at national level.
Objective and activities The GLF is a science-led multi-sectoral platform producing anddisseminating knowledge and accelerating action to build more resilience, climate-friendly, diverse, equitable and productive landscape.