Translation of "Approche gouvernementale globale " (French → English) :

Success will require an integrated and comprehensive approach, under which a concern with poverty and exclusion is mainstreamed in all relevant branches of public policy making and which includes a gender perspective, and advances through a strong partnership at all levels, between public authorities, social partners, non-governmental organisations and other interested parties.

Mr. Timothy Page: In answer to your question, sir, could I suggest the role of technology and innovation in defence procurement needs to be an integrated component in the argument we've been making this morning for an overall government approach leveraging off defence procurement.

Underlines that Euro-Atlantic and wider international security is closely tied to Afghanistan's future as a peaceful, democratic state that is respectful of human rights and free from the threat of terrorism; welcomes, therefore, NATO's firm and long-term commitment to Afghanistan as underlined in ISAF's (International Security Assistance Force) ‘New Strategic Vision’, as well as the comprehensive approach by the international community, bringing together civilian and military efforts, including the EU Police Mission (EUPOL) which is part of the overall EU commitment to Afghanistan and of a coordinated EU approach that ...[+++] includes local political guidance provided by the EU Special Representative and a reconstruction effort managed inter alia through the Commission; calls on the EU and the United States to take urgent steps to increase, improve and better coordinate their development assistance to Afghanistan, inter alia by channelling as many funds as possible to Afghan institutions and experienced non-governmental organisations;

Success will require an integrated and comprehensive approach, under which a concern with poverty and exclusion is mainstreamed in all relevant branches of public policy making and which includes a gender perspective, and advances through a strong partnership at all levels, between public authorities, social partners, non-governmental organisations and other interested parties.

The STOP Programme has in particular developed a multidisciplinary approach in which all relevant actors are involved; in addition to the emphasis on law enforcement co-operation, special importance is attached to non-governmental organisations and their crucial role in a comprehensive and successful approach against trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children.

By themselves, I think it is a whole of government approach to dealing with the North because of the unique challenges, although I would argue it is the same in the rest of the country.