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Actions with other partner countries has continued and will be further intensified in the coming months; The EU has stepped up its support through its missions under the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP), through its technical assistance and its financial tools, in particular the EU Trust Fund for Africa; A total of 24 projects funded by the Trust Fund for Africa, for over €425 million, will have been launched in the five priority countries by the end of 2016, In Niger, the EU is providing support through the new field offic ...[+++]e of EUCAP Sahel Niger in Agadez; The Commission has further adopted a decision to increase the EU Trust Fund for Africa by a further € 500 million from the European Development Fund to finance actions under the partnership framework. Over the next months, European Migration Liaison Officers will be posted in key third countries to serve as focal points in EU Delegations; Identification missions to the priority countries will be carried out jointly with Member States and EU agencies' involvement, in particular of European Border and Coast Guards and EUROPOL.

65. Reiterates its request that the European Court of Auditors (ECA) produce a special report on the performance and alignment with EU policies of EIB external lending activities before the mid-term review of the EIB’s external mandate, and to compare their added value with regard to the own resources used by the EIB; asks the ECA, furthermore, to differentiate in its analysis between the guarantees granted by the EU budget, the investment facility guaranteed by the EDF, the various forms of blending used in the EU-Africa infrastructural trust fun ...[+++]d, the Caribbean investment fund and the investment facility for the Pacific, and the usage of reflows for these investments; also asks the European Court of Auditors to include in its analysis the management by the EIB of funds derived from the EU budget in the context of the investment facility via the European Development Fund and through the various forms of blending via EU blending facilities, and the usage of reflows for these investments;

14. Takes the view that while transfers of funds and microfinance remain relevant tools, they alone cannot meet all funding requirements; calls on all donors to seek out and promote innovative forms of financing and partnership; supports the introduction of South-South and triangular partnerships; recommends more widespread use of interregional funding schemes, such as those implemented in connection with the EU-Africa Infrastructure Trust ...[+++] Fund;

52. Asks the Commission and all donors to seek out innovative types of development funding and partnerships; recalls, in this connection, that peer-to-peer lending can also contribute to advancing development through trade; recommends better coordination of development projects funded by regional development banks and the World Bank/International Finance Corporation, and more widespread use of interregional funding schemes such as the EU-Africa Infrastructure ...[+++] Trust Fund;

16. Asks the Commission and all donors to seek out innovative types of development funding and partnerships; recalls, in this connection, that public-private partnerships, microcredits, profits from financial transaction taxes and peer-to-peer lending can also contribute to advancing development through trade; supports, inter alia, the establishment of South-South and three-way partnerships; recommends better coordination of development projects funded by regional development banks and the World Bank/International Finance Corporati ...[+++]on, and more widespread use of interregional funding schemes such as the EU-Africa Infrastructure Trust Fund; recommends encouraging recipient countries to establish fair, transparent and comprehensive national tax systems in order to ensure a sustainable source of financial resources;

53. Asks the Commission and all donors to seek out innovative types of development funding and partnerships; recalls, in this connection, that peer-to-peer lending can also contribute to advancing development through trade; recommends better coordination of development projects funded by regional development banks and the World Bank/International Finance Corporation, and more widespread use of interregional funding schemes such as the EU-Africa Infrastructure ...[+++] Trust Fund;