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24. Encourages India to ensure that the upcoming revised draft postal bill will not reduce current market access opportunities for express service providers, and invites the Commission to seek full commitments from India on express services as well as on self-handling for express cargo carriers at airports, with a view to safeguarding market access opportunities also in the future;

Nevertheless, on important individual issues the new Commission proposal departs from the conciliation draft, for example, regarding a now compulsory authorisation for all port services, shorter duration of authorisations, still rudimentary arrangements for compensation for previous service providers, the extension of self-handling to new circumstances and the actual abandonment of transitional arrangements for existing service providers.

Federal strategies, at different times over the last 25 years, have relied on a non-specific mixture of subsidies for renovation, emergency repairs, a remote housing program, a specific urban program, a rural program with a 50 per cent target of aboriginal occupancy, tax credits, shelter allowances, and self-help projects, including home ownership, that were short-lived.

To quote the spokesman for this group, Bill C-5 will facilitate the expansion of cooperatives within the Canadian economy and sustain an alternative form of economic participation that emphasizes democratic principles and self help.

NEPAL: 2 710 000 ECU Rural development in the Gulmi and Arghakhanchi districts _________________________________________________________ This rural development project is aimed at: (i) strengthening the technical skills and financial resources of the sector, particularly in the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB), which is trying to extend its Small Farmers' Development Programme (SFDP), and in bodies operating at district level; (ii) mobilizing the self-help potential, knowledge and material resources of village collectives and farmers through existing organizations or new ones to be set up; (iii) eliminating the gaps in communication ...[+++] and information between farmers and user groups and the services sector.

The programme seeks to enable a selection of disaster-prone countries to cope better when a disaster strikes. Human resource development, management and institutional strengthening and community- based programmes using low-cost technology are all part of the programme. 15 projects (totalling 2.2 MECU) have been selected for funding.