Traduction de «Secrétariat mondial d'action professionnelle-CMT » (Français → Anglais) :

VI. Member States and Commission will support and facilitate the development of a global health workforce alliance and a global action plan to be taken forward by existing organisations and agencies and to ensure a strong and supportive European stance in coordinated international efforts to address the crisis;

In particular, the EU will ensure that appropriate linkages are made with natural resources and environmental programmes, including initiatives such as the GCCA, the joint EC-SEC paper on “Climate Change and International Security”[20] and the EU Action Plan on climate and development[21].

Europe is committed to supporting international action to address the global shortage of health workers and the crisis in human resources for health in developing countries.

While being global, the Agenda identifies Africa as a clear priority, and is consistent with the work of the Africa MDG Steering Group set up by the UN Secretary General (UNSG).

Through its world-wide secretariat, comprising offices in 42 countries, IUCN contributes to the implementation of a wide range of activities linking local action with global initiatives.

The development of vocational training on information technologies will facilitate the adjustment of workers to structural and organisational changes throughout their lives Improve the understanding of effects on the quality of life They will encourage projects and joint actions, in particular to demonstrate the possibility of flexible and better quality of work, improvements in healthcare, educative leisure, urban development and greater participation of the disabled in society Foster public support by raising awareness and understanding They agree to exchange experiences on the best means to raise public awareness and sensitivity towar ...[+++]ds the Global Information Society Encourage the dialogue on worldwide cooperation They call on industrialised countries to work towards the participation of developing countries in the Global Information Society.