Traduction de «human and social development » (Anglais → Français) :

42. Reiterates that budget support should be spent in pursuit of poverty reduction, including the pursuit of the Millennium Development Goals and to principles such as partnership, aid effectiveness and policy coherence for development; expresses its support for results-based incentives but emphasises that variances of disbursement must be predictable as far as possible so as not to impact negatively on budgetary planning; reiterates that budget support should only be granted to countries meeting and upholding minimum standards of governance and respect for human rights; underlines that conditions linked to macro-economic reforms must be compatible with human and social development ...[+++];

Summary code: Development / Sectoral development policies / Human and social development / Equality between men and women Employment and social policy / Equality between men and women / International dimension of equality between men and women Justice, freedom and security / Discrimination / Equal treatment for women and men – work and social dimensions

11. Criticises the Commission's poor track record in development fund spending in the healthcare sector; stresses, for example, that in 2003 only 5,2% of the EDF was earmarked for health spending and only 4% in 2002, and deplores the fact that the Commission intends to propose that only 6% of development funds within the new development cooperation instrument be allocated to human and social development, covering not only healthcare, HIV/AIDS, sexual and reproductive health, but all other aspects of social development, including children, education and gender programmes;

11. Criticises the Commission's poor track record in development fund spending in the healthcare sector; stresses, for example, that in 2003 only 5.2% of the EDF was earmarked for health spending and only 4% in 2002, and deplores the fact that the Commission intends to propose that only 6% of development funds within the new development cooperation instrument be allocated to human and social development, covering not only healthcare, HIV/AIDS, sexual and reproductive health, but all other aspects of social development, including children, education and gender programmes;

8. Criticises the contradictions highlighted by the Commission's appalling track record in development fund spending in the healthcare sector; underlines, for example, that in 2003 only 5.2% of the EDF was earmarked for health spending and only 4% in 2002, and deplores the fact that the Commission intends to propose that only 6% of development funds within the new development cooperation instrument be allocated to human and social development, covering not only healthcare, HIV/AIDS, sexual and reproductive health, but all other aspects of social development, including children, education and gender programmes;

7. Criticises the contradictions highlighted by the Commission's appalling track record in development fund spending in the healthcare sector; stresses, for example, that in 2003 only 5.2% of the EDF was earmarked for health spending and only 4% in 2002, and deplores the fact that the Commission intends to propose that only 6% of development funds within the new development cooperation instrument be allocated to human and social development, covering not only healthcare, HIV/AIDS, sexual and reproductive health, but all other aspects of social development, including children, education and gender programmes;