Traduction de «anti-malaria control programme » (Anglais → Français) :

The Commission supports developing countries in their tuberculosis control programmes through the European Programme for Action to Confront HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis through External Action (2007-2011).

Moreover, any agreement or contract concluded pursuant to this Decision shall expressly provide for monitoring of spending authorised under the projects/programmes and the proper implementation of activities as well as financial control by the Commission, including the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), and audits by the Court of Auditors, if necessary on the spot.

7. Stresses the importance of new approaches to overcome the present obstacles in Stresses the importance of new approaches to overcome the present obstacles inreaching the MDGs and underscores the critical importance to launch and support the "Quick Win actions" proposed by the UN Millennium Project, such as free mass distribution of malaria bed-nets and effective anti-malaria medicines for all children in regions of malaria transmission, ending user fees for primary schools and essential health services, campaign to put AIDS patients on to antiretroviral treatment, expanding access to sexual and reproductive health information and serv ...[+++]ices, expansion of school meal programmes using locally produced foods, and a massive replenishment of soil nutrients for small farmers on lands with nutrient-depleted soils, and technical support for multilateral stakeholders in order to eliminate bottlenecks; urges the Commission to include a substantial additional amount for these Quick Win actions in the Preliminary Draft Budget and to bring the new Commission's actions into coherence with its existing programmes, and co-ordinate with the Member States and with the UN;

We want the EU to take up the suggestion made by Professor Jeffrey Sachs, and to launch and play a leading role in a world anti-malaria programme, given that, owing to a lack of political will and of adequate public funding, there is still no vaccine and not even widespread distribution of insecticide-treated bed-nets.

We want the EU to take up the suggestion made by Professor Jeffrey Sachs, and to launch and play a leading role in a world anti-malaria programme, given that, owing to a lack of political will and of adequate public funding, there is still no vaccine and not even widespread distribution of insecticide-treated bed-nets.

The Commission must therefore launch and take the lead in a global anti-malaria campaign, increase funding and channel it into control programmes in the countries affected, support national policies prioritising malaria control, and encourage the private sector in vaccine production and the distribution of treatment drugs and impregnated mosquito nets.