Traduction de «benefit delivery system veterans services » (Anglais → Français) :

56. Calls on the Member States, the Commission and the European External Action Service (EEAS), in line with the practice established in other policy fields, to improve the coordination of their respective budget support to third countries in order to avoid overlap, inconsistencies and incoherencies; deplores the reviews showing that, at sectoral level, weak policies, institutions and service delivery systems have prompted donors to use their own systems to implement projects, and to act bila ...[+++]terally rather than in a coordinated manner, a situation which is all the more unacceptable in a context of scarce funding and which also makes it very hard for the EU to live up to its promises on making aid more predictable; maintains that a focus on specific areas offering the greatest added value should drive EU budget support throughout all phases of preparation and delivery;

57. Calls on the Member States, the Commission and the European External Action Service (EEAS), in line with the practice established in other policy fields, to improve the coordination of their respective budget support to third countries in order to avoid overlap, inconsistencies and incoherencies; deplores the reviews showing that, at sectoral level, weak policies, institutions and service delivery systems have prompted donors to use their own systems to implement projects, and to act bila ...[+++]terally rather than in a coordinated manner, a situation which is all the more unacceptable in a context of scarce funding and which also makes it very hard for the EU to live up to its promises on making aid more predictable; maintains that a focus on specific areas offering the greatest added value should drive EU budget support throughout all phases of preparation and delivery;

11. Points out that the EU carries more weight at international level than the sum of its individual Member States; calls on the Member States, the Commission and the European External Action Service (EEAS), in line with the practice established in other policy fields, to improve the coordination of their respective budget support to third countries in order to avoid and/or eliminate overlap, inconsistencies and incoherencies; deplores the reviews showing that, at sectoral level, weak policies, institutions and service delivery systems h ...[+++]ave prompted donors to use their own systems to implement projects, and to act bilaterally rather than in a coordinated manner, a situation which is all the more unacceptable in a context of scarce funding and which also makes it very hard for the EU to live up to its promises on making aid more predictable; maintains that a focus on specific areas offering the greatest added value should drive EU budget support throughout all phases of preparation and delivery;

I should mention that he's doing that because we want there to be absolute clarity in terms of an independent look at the service delivery system from that perspective, so that the individual, entire job of delivery, under the ADM of veteran services, would not be seen to be also running that process, which is being run by my colleague, the ADM of corporate services.

The Summary of the annual Canadian Wheat Board, benefits and services for single desk marketing approach for wheat are: the net benefit to producers, $146 million to $255 million per year; the value of single desk marketing approach for barley, $59 million per year; the value of single desk marketing approach for durum, $92 million to $103 million; tendering and railway and terminal handling agreements, $38.1 million per year; net interest earnings, $66.2 million; approach to managing the delivery system, giving farm ...[+++]ers power within the delivery system, a benefit of $115 million per year; terminal blending, $7 million to $10 million per year; and farmer access to producer cars, $6 million per year.

For example, we are advocating for a Canada-wide seniors independence program modelled on the very successful VIP program (1540) Our recent advocacy work with Veterans Affairs Canada has resulted in the following improvements to benefits: the provision of full VIP and health care benefits for overseas veterans at home when they are deemed eligible to access a Veterans Affairs priority bed assessed at level II care and such a bed is ...[+++] not available at that time because of a waiting list; the provision of increased prisoner of war compensation; the re-establishment of the education assistance program; the provision of a full range of health programs for war veterans with a disability pension for a disability assessed as medium, which is 47 % to 77 %; the clarification of service requirements for the war veterans assistance program; the lifetime continuation of VIP services for surviving spouses; and the provision of long-term care benefits in community care facilities for allied veterans.