Translation of "Allowance for living conditions " (English → French) :

The petitioners urge strong federal leadership to establish a pan-Canadian prescription drug strategy that reduces the amount Canadians pay for their medications; to transfer enough funding to provinces and territories to enable them to consistently ensure high-quality home and long-term care services; to have a pan-Canadian human-health-resources strategy to improve access to primary care in urban and rural communities; and to improve living conditions to include access to food, housing, a living wage, and social and mental health services, espe ...[+++]cially to allow better living conditions for aboriginal people.

Projects supported by the EU and related to transport (i.e. road safety, public transport improvement), environment (i.e. water management, impact assessments), education (i.e. participation of students and researchers in European programmes allowing more than 3 250 scholarships to be provided to ENP students and academic personnel in 2012) or energy (i.e. development of renewable energies), among many other, are improving daily living conditions in partner countries.

Insofar as the Treaties allow, does the Commission intend to take measures - or propose that the Member States do so - to ensure that minimum standards apply to prisoners' living conditions in the Union or that best practices are exchanged between the Member States in order to help prisons acquire a more human face and give prisoners a 'second chance'?

Insofar as the Treaties allow, does the Commission intend to take measures - or propose that the Member States do so - to ensure that minimum standards apply to prisoners' living conditions in the Union or that best practices are exchanged between the Member States in order to help prisons acquire a more human face and give prisoners a 'second chance'?

I pulled out here, and in my explanatory statement, five or six specific projects: the Solvit network, which provides a mechanism for people who come up against barriers to the internal market to raise the issue with the Member State concerned; the Euphin programme, which enables authorities to exchange data on public health issues, including communicable diseases in a fast and secure way; Ploteus, a portal that supplies information on learning opportunities around Europe; TourNet, a system for linking tourism administrations so that they can share information about their own particular areas; and finally Transcards, a more local and focus ...[+++]ed programme, which allows citizens living on the French-Belgian border to use the health facilities of either Member State, regardless of which country they live in. They are all good, quotable examples of tangible benefits the IDA way.

He made it absolutely clear that the Palestinians must acknowledge, without reservation, the right of Israel to exist within secure borders, and he did not hesitate to reflect the view of most Canadians, that Israel must understand it is absolutely essential that the Palestinians be allowed to live in dignity in their own economically and geographically viable country, and that the Palestinians must be allowed, without delay, to resume their lives and their businesses without further impediments.