Traduction de «Policy-based lending » (Anglais → Français) :

(4) A conditional extension of the general lending mandate of the European Investment Bank (EIB) to Russia and the Western New Independent States (WNIS) should be envisaged to support the policy based on the Commission Communication "Wider Europe – Neighbourhood: A New Framework for Relations with our Eastern and Southern Neighbours.

(4) A conditional extension of the general lending mandate of the European Investment Bank (EIB) to Russia and the Western New Independent States (WNIS) should be envisaged to support the policy based on the Commission Communication "Wider Europe – Neighbourhood: A New Framework for Relations with our Eastern and Southern Neighbours", in accordance with the resolution of the European Parliament of 20 November 2003 thereon.

(4) A conditional extension of the general lending mandate of the European Investment Bank (EIB) to Russia and the Western New Independent States (WNIS) should be envisaged to support the policy based on the Commission Communication “Wider Europe – Neighbourhood: A New Framework for Relations with our Eastern and Southern Neighbours”.

Latin America is committed to this path, and the European Union can lend its long-standing experience which is based on an integrated strategy to promote growth and employment and on a variety of instruments, ranging from the development of fundamental rights to an ambitious cohesion policy”.

Towards greater coordination The Commission is not calling for any additional funding - the measures it advocates will be based on existing resources from the Community budget (European RTD Framework Programme, Structural Funds, Trans-European Networks, etc.), the national and ESA programmes, and on an improvement in EIB and European Investment Fund lending conditions - but it does advocate effective coordination of policies at European level, involving all interested parties - the Commission, the ESA, the Member States, the national ...[+++]agencies, the industry, and the standardization bodies, etc. To strengthen this coordination, Edith Cresson, Martin Bangemann and Neil Kinnock have created a Space coordination group composed of representatives of their respective services which will be in charge of the dialogue with industry, national agencies and the European Space Agency.

The recommendations of the group are based on this central proposition and can be summarized in the following points : i) the execution of the internal market programme within the deadline requires stronger reliance on the principle of mutual recognition of national regulations, a more selective choice of priority areas, a less complex Community legislation, and effective solutions for what is emerging as a serious problem of compliance with Community law. In no circumstances should the 1992 deadline be shifted; ii) monetary policy coordination and the mechanisms of the EMS have to be significantly strengthened if freedom of capital mov ...[+++]ements and exchange rate discipline are to survive and co-exist; iii) in a larger and more differentiated Community, redistributive functions through the budget and the lending instruments of the Community should be considerably developed in size and made more effective in their purpose and design; iv) a stepping up in the growth rate observed in recent years is necessary for the success of enlargement and the completion of the internal market. This should result from both the market opening process and a "cooperative growth strategy" such as has been proposed by the Commission to the Council.