Traduction de «divisione sviluppo sostenibile » (Italien → Anglais) :

47. Considers that the signing of the Treaty of Accession on 16 April 2003 in Athens will be a historic event signalling the end of the division of our continent; stresses the inclusive and evolutionary nature of the enlargement process which offers the prospect of membership to all European countries which fulfil the political criteria and creates the possibility to promote reform, human rights, equality between women and men, political stability, sustainable development and economic prosperity within and beyond the new borders of t ...[+++]he Union; welcomes the Commission communication to the Council and the European Parliament on Wider Europe (COM(2003) 104), which will allow concrete policies and instruments to be drawn up; stresses above all the need to prevent tensions in the new border regions by including in this strategy efficient instruments for cross-border cooperation which aim to alleviate the problems for residents living near the Schengen border; reiterates the European perspective of the countries of the Western Balkans and their status as potential candidates for EU membership and expects subsequent Presidencies to continue to intensify cooperation with them in order to promote their fullest possible integration into the political and economic mainstream of Europe;

44. Considers that the signing of the Treaty of Accession on 16 April 2003 in Athens will be an historic event signalling the end of the division of our continent; stresses the inclusive and evolutionary nature of the enlargement process which offers the prospect of membership to all European countries which fulfil the political criteria and creates the possibility to promote reform, human rights, equality between women and men, political stability, sustainable development and economic prosperity within and beyond the new borders of ...[+++]the Union; welcomes the Commission Communication on the Wider Europe, which will allow for the elaboration of concrete policies and instruments; reiterates the European perspective of the countries of the Western Balkans and their status as potential candidates for EU membership and expects the following Presidencies to continue and intensify cooperation with them in order to promote their fullest possible integration into the political and economic mainstream of Europe;

United Nations Division for Sustainable Development (2001): "Environmental Management Accounting, Procedures and Principles", United Nations publication, Economic and Social Affairs Series, Internet: www.un.org/esa/sustdev/estema1.htm.

[25] Such sets are, for example, the Human Development Index, Sustainable Development Indicators being developed by the UN Commission on Sustainable Development, Minimum National Social Data Set of the United Nations Statistics Division, and the General Data Dissemination System of the IMF.

In this way, the members will act as catalysts, ensuring the shared responsibility essential to achieve sustainable development.

The contribution from civil society in this context is important; Strengthen the role of Country Strategy Papers (CSPs), in line with national development strategies, as the preferred framework to prevent and address fragility; Make better use of the EDF and the Community financing instruments (DCI, ENPI, IfS, EIDHR), in particular by: Applying specific (more needs-based) country and regional allocation criteria, and ensuring that unforeseen needs can be met adequately; Integrating fragility in the review process of the Governance Initiative for ACP countries and developing similar tools for DCI countries. Making financial tools and procedures more flexible and capable to provide quick responses; Enhance the “Linking Relief, Rehabilitat ...[+++]ion and Development” (LRRD) strategic framework, in particular by integrating democratic governance and institutional developments; Make use of the EU Code of Conduct on Complementarity and Division of Labour, in particular with regard to: Agreeing on the most suitable option to channel extra funding to States in a situation of fragility, in particular “aid orphans”; Identifying substantial overlaps and gaps at country level in order better allocate existing and additional funds; Ensuring predictable and sustainable funding; Addressing poverty, as well as social and gender inequalities, by adapting existing instruments with a view to helping to achieve the MDGs in situations of fragility (e.g. to ensure donors' engagement in social sectors); Testing the EU response to situations of fragility in pilot cases.