Traduction de «Ad hoc vulnerability FLEX mechanism » (Anglais → Français) :

The introduction of an ad hoc ‘Vulnerability FLEX’ mechanism is a good example of the way in which donors can help maintain the level of expenditure in the social sector.

21. Welcomes the EU's plans to frontload EUR 8 800 million of development aid, budget support and agricultural financing for immediate action, and the proposed EUR 500 million to support social spending in developing countries through the ad hoc vulnerability FLEX mechanism for African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries; recommends focusing budget support on the fields of health, decent work, education, social services and green growth in the form of sectoral budget support; urges the EU and its Member States to meet the financial commitments outlined in the EU Agenda for Action on the MDGs; acknowledges the principle of ownership ...[+++], highlighting the role of developing countries in setting their own policies, strategies and development programmes, and the mutual accountability of the EU and its partners for ensuring development results;

22. Welcomes the EU's plans to frontload EUR 8.8 billion of development aid, budget support and agricultural financing for immediate action, and the proposed EUR 500 million to support social spending in developing countries through the ad hoc vulnerability FLEX mechanism for ACP countries; recommends focusing budget support on the fields of health, decent work, education, social services and green growth in the form of sectoral budget support; urges the EU and its Member States to meet the financial commitments outlined in the EU Agenda for Action on the MDGs; acknowledges the principle of ownership, highlighting the role of developi ...[+++]ng countries in setting their own policies, strategies and development programmes, and the mutual accountability of the EU and its partners for ensuring development results;

The Commission intends to frontload € 8.8 billion of development aid, budget support and agricultural financing for immediate action, and has proposed that € 500 million be allocated to supporting social spending in developing countries through the ad hoc vulnerability FLEX mechanism.

The European Commission approved the first financing decisions under the EUR 264 million 2010 allocation for the so-called Vulnerability FLEX mechanism to help the most vulnerable African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries cope with the impact of the global financial crisis and economic downturn.

I believe bringing all three sides together would enhance the ability to understand what problems are in common, and what solutions should also be forged in common (1550) Third is a permanent court on trade and investment to replace the ad hoc dispute settlement mechanism.