Traduction de «Sachet à fond renforcé » (Français → Anglais) :

22. Welcomes the creation as from 2014 of a simpler and more flexible Asylum and Migration Fund (AMF), which will replace the European Refugee Fund, the European Fund for the Integration of Third-Country Nationals and the European Return Fund, and underlines the need to allocate sufficient resources to support the protection of beneficiaries of international protection and asylum seekers; stresses, in this respect, the importance of including safeguards within the AMF, in order to prevent excessive allocation of funds to only one policy area at the expense of the CEAS as a whole; considers it necessary, in the conte ...[+++]xt of the reform of allocation of funds in the home affairs area for the MFF 2014-2020, to also allocate sufficient resources for border protection in order to achieve greater solidarity in this area too; recalls that there should always be sufficient resources to fund international protection and solidarity measures for Member States;

14. Bearing in mind that the ESF is a basic tool for combating poverty, gender inequalities, social discrimination (against people with disabilities, migrants, older people, etc.) by getting people into jobs, and for tackling social exclusion and unemployment, calls on the Commission to strengthen the ESF’s potential and its financial autonomy in relation to the pursuit of economic and social cohesion, to make it more flexible so that current and future employment challenges can be addressed, to simplify project management and harmonise and improve procedures and controls, taking account of social sustainability, and to follow up ongoing projects more effectively; points to the positive experiences that project organisers have gained with ...[+++]global grants and welcomes the positive assessment of global grants in the Ecosoc report on efficient partnership (Jan Olsson, ECO/258); calls for the introduction of new conditionality of non-discrimination and desegregation, in order to provide support for those who need it the most, targeting explicitly but not exclusively the Roma communities as well; emphasises the ESF's role in strengthening the social integration dimension; underlines the need for more transparent ESF policies on allocation of funds and detailed evaluation and scrutiny of tangible results achieved, in terms of employment;

update and complete its Methodological Guide, including the parts relating to reports; give clearer evidence for the eligibility of beneficiary countries; employ enhanced-incentive public finance performance indicators; finalise the new public finance management performance measurement tool and do its utmost to have it adopted by the various donors; strengthen local cooperation between donors; strengthen its relations with the parliaments and supreme audit institutions of beneficiary countries.

Prime Minister Paul Martin and several of his MPs have actually attended LTTE fundraising events, lending credibility to those responsible for unspeakable suffering in Sri Lanka.

18. Emphasises the moral obligation on industrialised countries to provide increased financial and capacity-building support for risk reduction and adaptation to climate change in low-income vulnerable countries in a predictable and coherent manner; calls, in particular, for the strengthening of existing funds under the UNFCCC such as the Adaptation Fund, the Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF), the Special Climate Change Fund (SCCF) and the GEF's Strategic Priority on Adaptation (SPA);

As for victims of torture, the focus will be on rehabilitation services (psychotherapy and other psychiatric assistance, medical care, social rehabilitation) and on institutional strengthening (training of professionals and volunteers, development of managerial capacity, development of fund-raising capabilities, strengthening of relations with National Health Authorities, etc.).