Traduction de «International strategy for debt management » (Anglais → Français) :

14. Points out that strategic guidelines for EU cohesion policy explicitly spell out the need to strengthen synergies between the environment and growth; states that regional policy programmes invest in infrastructure in the areas of water, waste and air, biodiversity, promotion of land-use planning, and public transport; underlines the fact that they contribute to meeting climate commitments and fostering risk prevention measures through innovative public management policies including, for example, preventative monitoring; points also to the need for the Commission and the Member States to step up the coordination of civil protection ...[+++] organisation and contingency planning; points, in this respect, to the work of the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction Programme;

14. Points out that strategic guidelines for EU cohesion policy explicitly spell out the need to strengthen synergies between the environment and growth; states that regional policy programmes invest in infrastructure in the areas of water, waste and air, biodiversity, promotion of land-use planning, and public transport; underlines the fact that they contribute to meeting climate commitments and foster risk prevention measures through innovative public management policies including, for example, preventive monitoring; points also ...[+++]to the need for the Commission and Member States to step up coordination of civil protection organisation and contingency planning; points in this respect to the work of the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction Programme;

14. Points out that strategic guidelines for EU cohesion policy explicitly spell out the need to strengthen synergies between the environment and growth; states that regional policy programmes invest in infrastructure in the areas of water, waste and air, biodiversity, promotion of land-use planning, and public transport; underlines the fact that they contribute to meeting climate commitments and fostering risk prevention measures through innovative public management policies including, for example, preventative monitoring; points also to the need for the Commission and the Member States to step up the coordination of civil protection ...[+++] organisation and contingency planning; points, in this respect, to the work of the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction Programme;

(3) National and regional governments, public bodies that manage public debt, Central Banks, international and supranational institutions such as the World Bank, the IMF, the ECB, the EIB and other similar international organisations.

8. Stresses that long-term debt sustainability will depend upon the maintenance of sound economic policies, strengthened debt management and the provision of appropriate financing; in this context, and in connection with the various medium- and long-term support initiatives, the special links which exist between certain Member States (and in general the most highly industrialised countries) and certain HIPCs could play a crucial r ...[+++]ole in the period which comes after the economic adjustment and transition stage following the cancellation of a debt, with a view to ensuring that those HIPCs are gradually incorporated into the international economy;

Treasury: Long-term technical assistance for the expansion of the network, the updating of the legislative framework, the introduction of international standards for reporting, cash/debt management; asset management, training.