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[3] The term maritime spatial planning will be used throughout the document even though different terms tend to be used synonymously, e.g. by Member States, in current practice.

Enhancing and monitoring the dialogue, notably through elaboration of a joint implementation matrix, a joint EU-Africa strategy and its action plan with a further meeting of officials in Addis Ababa in the first half of February 2006 and enhanced dialogue between Heads of Mission in Addis; Finding creative ideas that will lead to the holding of an Africa-EU Summit as envisaged in the Cairo Plan of Action; Deepening technical and political co-operation between the African Union and European Union and between AU Organs and EU institutions; Establishing a comprehensive dialogue on migration, including at ministerial level; Developing initiatives in the areas of govern ...[+++]ance and infrastructure for the identification of priority actions; Considering other thematic joint initiatives that could deepen co-operation and exchange of experience between Africa and the EU, for example in the areas of peace and security, trade, HIV/AIDS, environment and energy and other areas to help achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

Such measures include, inter alia, the establishment of restrictions or limitations on current payments and transfers (capital movements) to or from Chile, as well as transactions related to them, such as requiring that deposits, investments or credits from or to a foreign country, be subject to a reserve requirement ("encaje").

Examples of eligible costs are the trainers' personnel costs, travel expenses of trainers and trainees, the cost of materials and supplies or the cost of guidance and counselling services with regard to the training project.

These include: * the refusal of financial service providers to sell financial services to non-residents * limits imposed by host Member States on the range of services that can be offered (e.g. one Member State does not allow interest-bearing current accounts) * poor quality of service * lack of information and professional advice (particularly concerning the banking sector) * fraudulent activities of unregulated intermediaries (who often charge excessive fees and offer poor information concerning the products they sell) * difficulties in the enforcement of contracts (both national and cross-border) and interpretation of contracts * lack ...[+++] of harmonisation in taxation (it can be difficult to deduct contributions to life assurance or mortgage loan repayments in another Member State) * motor insurance coverage of victims of an accident involving a vehicle from another Member State but caused by a local vehicle (these fall outside the current green card system, and victims can encounter difficulties obtaining adequate compensation).

Some projects will improve the quality of environmental information required for decision making by public authorities (for example, by monitoring pollution in the European coastal zones), whilst others will provide new information needed for research into environmental change undertaken in both European and national research programmes (for example, by developing new tools to monitor ocean currents).