Translation of "Post-convention development " (English → French) :

36. Deplores the absence of specific proposals by the Commission on new avenues for the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals with a view to achieving the commitments by 2015; urges the Commission to ensure that humanitarian aid provided by the European Union, in particular its food aid in developing countries, is maintained and, if possible, extended in 2009; believes that a successful Doha Development Agenda remains the European Union's trade priority, but regrets that the policy strategy has not yet started a reflection on the WTO's post-Doha Development Agenda; believes that an ambitious sustainable development chapte ...[+++]r should form an essential part of any free trade agreement, including the ratification and implementation of core ILO conventions, as well as essential environmental norms;

36. Deplores the absence of specific proposals by the Commission on new avenues for the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals with a view to achieving the commitments by 2015; urges the Commission to ensure that humanitarian aid provided by the European Union, in particular its food aid in developing countries, is maintained and, if possible, extended in 2009; believes that a successful Doha Development Agenda remains the European Union's trade priority, but regrets that the policy strategy has not yet started a reflection on the WTO's post-Doha Development Agenda; believes that an ambitious sustainable development chapte ...[+++]r should form an essential part of any free trade agreement, including the ratification and implementation of core ILO conventions, as well as essential environmental norms;

13. Deplores the fact that light arms account for a considerable number of deaths resulting from armed conflicts in the developing world; considers that EU policies on preventing and combating illicit trafficking in conventional arms must be transparent, harmonised, further clarified and rendered more effective on the basis of the Code of Conduct on Arms Exports, and that this Code should be legally binding; believes that the adoption of a joint position on arms exports could make a contribution in this direction; underlines the importance of mine clearing, demilitarisation, demobilisation, rehabilitation and reintegration, as well as security sector ...[+++]reform in post-conflict situations;

This exchange of views and experience outside the negotiating context will help to support the ongoing process under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), contribute to the convergence of visions between Europe and developing countries and feed into the development of a post-2012 climate agreement.

ensuring the implementation of EU commitments under the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and developing a post-2012 strategy and implementation programme,

It is equally a challenge to look after the proper operation of these conventions, the post-convention services, as we call them, because it's one challenge to develop the conventions.