Examples of using Development cooperation programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Italian Private Sector in Rural Development Cooperation Programmes.
EU Development cooperation programmes will support this approach.
Additionally, they manage external assistance and development cooperation programmes and projects.
Further improvements are required regarding the integration of climatechange concerns into the policy dialogue with developing countries as well as into development cooperation programmes.
This should beimplemented first in terms of eligibility to bilateral development cooperation programmes; and secondly in terms of aid allocation.
It is widely accepted that the 2030 Agenda brings a paradigm shift to the development agenda andthat this should be fully reflected in EU Development Cooperation programmes.
In writing.-(FR) While gender equality hasbeen an integral part of the European Union's development cooperation programmes for many years now, actual progress is still too slow.
The EESC therefore finds it regrettable that, despite their undeniable role in meeting the Sustainable Development Goals and their socio-economic importance, SEEs are not systematically considered to be an actor as such in EU programmes designedto boost the international dimension and external promotion of business, and development cooperation programmes.
The costs of implementing these policies which developing countries have tomeet could be borne partly by development cooperation programmes which seek to improve commercial conduct.
Pillar 3: a range of dedicated thematic, national and regional EU development cooperation programmes, combined with structured political dialogue targeted at improving the investment climate and the overall policy environment in the countries concerned.
The European Union has started using agender tracker to track gender mainstreaming in development cooperation programmes.
The promotion of sustainable transport is, therefore,an important part of EU development cooperation programmes, covering all transport modes as well as services to facilitate movement of goods and people.
Increasing linkage of priorities agreed bilaterally for the implementation of TSD chapters of FTAs andfunding support from the EU development cooperation programmes;
The Council remains convincedthat the integration of ecosystem services and biodiversity into development cooperation programmes and subsequent financial support is the only way of achieving sustainable results.
Welcomes the EU support to stateless persons in South and South East Asia through various instruments and encourages the Union tocontinue its efforts in order to address the impact of statelessness on development, peace and stability as an integral part of its development cooperation programmes and, more broadly, its external action.
Calls on the Commission to further strengthen harmonisation and coherence between its bilateral and multilateral development cooperation programmes, especially when the same country is concerned, in order to enhance the effectiveness of the EU's aid;
A substantial part of the EU fast-start funding will be implemented through existing initiatives9, bilateral channels,in particular by Member States' own development cooperation programmes, or through international institutions.
Pillar 3: a range of dedicated thematic, national and regional EU development cooperation programmes, combined with structured political dialogue targeted at improving the investment climate and the overall policy environment in the countries concerned.
The aim is to clarify the Community's role and to identifypriorities which will be reflected in effective and coherent development cooperation programmes at the level of countries and regions.
Ongoing efforts range from integrating conflict prevention analysis andactions into development cooperation programmes, addressing situations of fragility, promoting transparency and equity in the management of natural resources, supporting Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration programmes as well as Security Sector Reform, or controlling arms exports, the illicit trafficking of small arms and light weapons as well as of human beings, narcotics and explosives.
I would like to highlight the emphasis in these negotiations on the protection of the small and medium-sized enterprise(SME) sector in India,with the suggestions that all development cooperation programmes between the EU and India should be aimed at strengthening SMEs through measures to help finance market-driven local projects.
In addition to supportingnon-state actors across the range of humanitarian aid and development cooperation programmes(both geographic and thematic), an actor-oriented thematic programme with an appropriate level of financial resources is necessary.
Action 5: Promote a more systematic inclusion of issues related to the root causes of irregular migration and forced displacement into socio-economic development strategies andprogrammes at national level, and into development cooperation programmes, whilst also promoting ownership of existing regional normative frameworks.
The Council recognises the importance of integrating and mainstreaming the fight against HIV/AIDSwithin national development priorities, plans and programmes, including in Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers(PRSPs), and in development cooperation programmes of the EC and EU Member States and in donors' recruitment policies when employing local staff.
The core of the new investment plan is the EFSD, which will provide an overall framework based on three pillars: a new investment fund(pillar 1); technical assistance(pillar 2), to help local authorities and companies develop a higher number of sustainable projects and attract investors; and a range of dedicated thematic,national and regional EU development cooperation programmes combined with structured political dialogue targeted at improving the investment climate and overall policy environment in the countries concerned(pillar 3).
The EIP will be based on three pillars working hand in hand: a new investment fund(pillar 1); technical assistance(pillar 2), to help local authorities and companies to develop a higher number of sustainable projects and attractinvestors; and finally a range of dedicated thematic, national and regional EU development cooperation programmes combined with structured political dialogue targeted at improving the investment climate and overall policy environment in the countries concerned(pillar 3).
For example, although the amount allocated to international development by Estonia in 2006 was 0.09% of GDP, the position today is that the amount should rise and we aim to achieve a figure of 0.17% of GDP by the year 2011,in accordance with the development cooperation programme adopted in 2006.
The Private Sector for Development Cooperation Programme.