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Aid programme for the most deprived persons.
Subject: European food aid programme for the most deprived persons.
Aid programme for Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Mongolia.
Can the Commission ensure a food aid programme at European level?
From the ongoing EU aid programme, there are now €7 billion lying on the table that I can take just like that.
Madam President, Commissioner, the food aid programme is essential today.
Place the European food aid programme on a permanent footing and provide a global multiannual budget allocation.
This is an indication of a very disturbing trend amongopponents of abortion in Europe who are using the aid programme to make their views public.
The EUR 400 billion European aid programme will help us overcome the crisis.
Taking into account the annual evaluation of the needs of the refugee population, other Community resources may also be mobilised for UNRWA's food aid programme to meet the specific needs of vulnerable groups.
Member of the Commission.- For 20 years the European food aid programme has made a decisive contribution in meeting the food requirements of undernourished people in the Community.
It took note of the comments of different member states on the French andSlovenian initiative regarding the aid programme for the most deprived persons in the Union.
Through its targeted aid programme, the EU aims to boost economic links and cultural contact between the island's two communities, in the hope of facilitating the reunification of Cyprus.
The declaration not only advocated a permanent food aid programme plus an annual budget, but also called for it to be expanded.
The European Parliament, recognising the pressing need to meet the food requirements of the most deprived,has urged the Commission and the Council to put the European food aid programme on a permanent footing.
The legislator clearly established that the food aid programme should be regarded as a contribution, albeit significant, towards the well-being of its most deprived citizens19(see Box 6).
Following the adoption of the Aid Regulation in early 2006,programming documents and Commission decisions on a €259 million aid programme for the Turkish Cypriot community were prepared.
The existing most deprived persons' food aid programme, started in 1987, has provided annually around €300 million worth of food aid, reaching 13 million beneficiaries in 19 Member States.
The Council took note of the comments of various member states on the French and Slovenian initiative(14670/11)regarding the aid programme for the most deprived persons in the Union, following the ongoing debate in the Agriculture Council.
The European Commission's development aid programme for Somalia(including all regions of south-central Somalia, Puntland and Somaliland) amounts to almost EUR 180 million for 87 projects.
The amounts, quantities and characteristics of the commodities, cash and services provided andall other conditions related to support to the food aid programme will be subject to separately agreed conditions, based on annual requests from UNRWA.
To what extent will the planned European Food Aid Programme for needy social groups be pushed ahead to provide rapid help to those people who are threatened by these increases in food prices and even facing hunger?
To cite technical andlegal difficulties as an excuse for dismantling this food aid programme is disastrous not only for the people concerned but also for Europe's credibility and image.
The Member States will have more flexibility implementing the aid programme than under the FIFG, because with a view to simplification, the eligibility rules have been limited to what is strictly necessary at.
To cite legal ambiguity as an excuse for dismantling, as some Member States are tryingto do, a food aid programme that has proved its worth would be disastrous not only for the people concerned but also for Europe's credibility and image.
(FR) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, as you know,the European food aid programme for the most deprived persons in the EU was urgently introduced during the exceptionally cold winter of 1986, then enshrined the following year in the common agricultural policy.
In 2008, recognising that the situation had evolved,the Commission launched a debate on the food aid programme for the most deprived, which led to a proposal for a Council Regulation aimed at putting the programme on a permanent footing.
In a seminar which we organised inApril they expressed the wish to maintain the food aid programme under the administration of the Directorate-General for Agriculture and they also stressed the need to introduce some kind of a multiannual allocation of funds and supply a broader range of different products.
On the question of financial aid used by the end of September this year,the total amount contracted under the aid programme for the Turkish Cypriot community came to EUR 24 million- that is, 9% of the total- and the amount tendered came to EUR 44 million.
(3) The European Parliament, in its declaration of 4 April 2006 on supplying approved charities working to implement the European food aid programme for the most deprived6,noted that the European food aid programme for the most deprived had proved its worth and was vital for millions of persons.