Traduction de «Targeted Export Assistance Program » (Anglais → Français) :

26. Notes with concern that EU aid does not clearly focus on poverty eradication; recalls that the concept of ‘development’, which refers to qualitative criteria that encompass quality of life and the improvement of living conditions, should not be confused with the concept of economic growth, as measured by the increase in GDP; accordingly, urges the Commission to eschew a simple ‘export-led’ or ‘growth-oriented’ development policy, but instead to target its assistance on the most vulnerable, which entails the development of a pro-poor strategy, through the financing of long-term objectives, such as health, education, access to energy ...[+++] in rural areas, small farmers, etc.;

In the programming period 2014-2020, EU financial assistance will focus on a targeted number of sectors in each partner country, prioritising the areas of greatest need to ensure that aid is spent effectively and delivers the best possible results[34].

Reiterates its position that the new responsibilities conferred on the EU by the Treaties will require appropriate additional funding compared to MFF 2007-2013, so as to allow the Union to fulfil its role as a global actor whilst upholding the undertakings it has already given, notably the achievement of Member States’ 0,7 % GNI spending targets for Official Development Aid and the fulfilment of the Millennium Development Goals by 2015; highlights the Union’s role in promoting democracy, peace, solidarity, stability and poverty reduction in neighbourhood and partner countries; underlines the complementarity between the EU ...[+++]assistance and that provided by the Member States, and its catalyst effect in terms of intervening in regions where bilateral assistance is not delivered; is particularly supportive of joint programming between Member States and EU actions; stresses, therefore, that the Commission's proposals for "Global Europe' and the European Development Fund must be considered the bare minimum needed to achieve Europe’s ambition in the world; notes, in particular, the need to match the responsibilities of EEAS with adequate budgetary resources;

10. Reiterates the need for targeted technical assistance and capacity building as an important element for developing countries in making trade an integral part of their national development policies and poverty reduction strategies, increasing their commercial and export capacity, improving their ability to negotiate effectively, facilitating the application of WTO rules and enabling them to adjust and diversify their economies;

10. Reiterates the need for targeted technical assistance and capacity building as an important element for developing countries in making trade an integral part of their national development policies and poverty reduction strategies, increase their commercial and export capacity, improve their ability to negotiate effectively, facilitate the application of WTO rules and enable them to adjust and diversify their economies;

Moreover, implementing gender mainstreaming in Structural Funds programming requires incorporating the gender perspective in technical assistance and in general information measures, as well as funding specific information activities targeted at women.