Traduction de «Right to earn a livelihood » (Anglais → Français) :

32. Stresses that EU policies should facilitate growth in areas of the economy where the poor earn their livelihoods, such as agriculture, and pay more attention to the informal sector; calls on the Commission and the Member States to favour measures which provide security of land tenure and facilitate poor people's access to land, markets, credits and other financial services and skills development, without aggravating existing inequalities and without consolidating asymmetrical dependence structures;

32. Stresses that EU policies should facilitate growth in areas of the economy where the poor earn their livelihoods, such as agriculture, and pay more attention to the informal sector; calls on the Commission and the Member States to favour measures which provide security of land tenure and facilitate poor people’s access to land, markets, credits and other financial services and skills development, without aggravating existing inequalities and without consolidating asymmetrical dependence structures;

9. Stresses the special needs of women and girls with respect to mine clearance and underlines the fact that, although 'anti-personnel mines' may have been used in military situations, those killed or maimed by them or whose capacity to earn their livelihood was removed were mostly women, children and ordinary men; reiterates the fact that the EU must aim to promote adherence to the Ottawa Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on their Destruction, principally in Africa, but partly in Europe and elsewhere; urges the EU to intensify efforts to clear post-conflict areas ...[+++] of mines, and to ensure treatment and rehabilitation of victims and reclamation of mined land so that people can live and work there in safety again;

They generally give the holder (a) the unconditional right to a fixed monetary income or contractually-determined variable monetary income (payment of interest being independent from the earnings of the debtor) and (b) the unconditional right to a fixed sum in repayment of principal on a specified date or dates.

(5) The future adequacy of pensions in some Member States also increasingly depends on the ability to earn sufficient supplementary pension rights, but this is made difficult for people who change jobs or interrupt their careers by conditions for the acquisition, preservation and transfer of occupational pension rights which may also represent major obstacles to the mobility of workers; the Commission has addressed a consultation document on this matter to the social partners.

We must have the courage to continue to protect those areas of the European Union – and I refer in particular to the most remote areas such as the Canary Islands and other areas – which earn their livelihood from banana production and which need and have the right to be protected by the Union as a whole, including the States who do not produce bananas.