Traduction de «Plan à long terme de la Veille météorologique mondiale » (Français → Anglais) :

8. Takes the view that, once emergency assistance is no longer required, the EU’s long-term response should focus first on development assistance, which will need to include investment in the health sector to promote resilience, particularly as regards the organisation and management of health systems, health monitoring and information, medicine supply systems, domestic governance and state-building, and then focus on the assistance that is essential in order to get the three ...[+++] countries’ economies back on their feet;

7. Takes the view that, once emergency assistance is no longer required, the EU’s long-term response should focus first on development assistance, which will need to include investment in the health sector to promote resilience, particularly as regards the organisation and management of health systems, health monitoring and information, medicine supply systems, domestic governance and state-building, and then focus on the assistance that is essential in order to get the three ...[+++] countries’ economies back on their feet;

15. Deplores the fact that past adjustments and reforms and inequitable development policies have contributed to ineffective health systems; urges the Commission to help the three countries affected to develop their own public health systems in order for them to be able to meet basic healthcare needs and to build up the infrastructure required to ensure that all their citizens have access to public healthcare; in particular, takes the view that building a resilient health system over the long term requires, inter alia, (i) investing resources in basic public health services, (ii) ensuring safe and quality care by i ...[+++]ncreasing resources to train, supervise and pay health workers adequately and by giving access to safe drugs, (iii) engaging local stakeholders and communities in crisis response and development planning; calls on international donors to increase Official Development Assistance (ODA) to those countries through country systems such as budget support; calls on the Commission to establish, in cooperation with partner countries, the WHO, the World Bank and other donors, coherent needs-based health plans and monitoring procedures;

5. Welcomes the commitment of the Ukrainian Government to an ambitious reform agenda comprising political, economic and social change; welcomes, therefore, the Commission’s decision to provide Ukraine with a short- and medium-term support package worth EUR 11 billion in order to help stabilise the country’s economic and financial situation, calls for a European-led international effort to stabilise the situation in Ukraine over the long term, tackle its wo ...[+++]rsening economic and social situation, provide macroeconomic stability and launch the necessary deep and comprehensive reforms of the economy; strongly supports an international donor coordination mechanism, to be initiated and coordinated by the Commission and bringing together the EU Member States, the IMF, the World Bank, the EBRD and the EIB, as well as other countries, with a view to putting together an international financial package; calls on the Commission and the Member States, along with the Council of Europe and the Venice Commission, to provide, in addition to financial assistance, technical assistance as regards constitutional reform, the strengthening of the rule of law and the fight against corruption in Ukraine;

The strategic approach proposed in 2010 remains fully valid for achieving our longer term objectives and very good progress has been made in its implementation.[5] However, the harsh impact of the economic crisis on several Member States, the subsequent economic stagnation in the EU and the deteriorating outlook for the global economy have given a new urgency to this Mid-term Review of the Industrial Policy[6].

The EU should take a number of areas into greater consideration. These include financing World Food Programme needs, work involving various organisations to assess countries’ needs, aid for small farmers (in the short term, and also an analysis of food price volatility in the long term); long-term challenges in the area of production and productivity, neglected research plans, and the need to find risk management solutions (such a ...[+++]s drought-related financial derivatives).