Traduction de «Principes non obligatoires en matière d'investissement » (Français → Anglais) :

Non-Binding Investment Principles

non-binding energy policy principle

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9. Stresses that official development assistance remains a key instrument for financing development and urges the EU and its Member States to re-commit to the 0.7 % GNI (Gross National Income) target; highlights, furthermore, the potential of private investment – if properly regulated, in view of its contribution to development – and the relevance of innovative financial instruments for leveraging such additional resources; recalls that public aid alone is far from sufficient to cover all investment needs in developing countries; therefore insists on the leverage role of blending and public-private partnerships (PPP) as a means to enh ...[+++]ance the impact of development assistance, to attract private finance and to support local businesses; stresses, however, that blended finance must not replace state responsibility for delivering on social needs and should be guided by development effectiveness principles; encourages public-private partnerships, in particular in the field of research related to the Innovative Medicines Initiative such as the Ebola+ programme;

39. Recalls that public aid alone is far from sufficient to cover all investment needs in developing countries; therefore insists on the leverage role of blending and public-private partnerships (PPPs) as a means to enhance the impact of development assistance, to attract private finance and to support local businesses; stresses, however, that blended finance must not replace state responsibility for delivering on social needs and should be aligned with national development objectives and with development effectiveness ...[+++]principles; encourages PPPs in particular in the field of research related to the Innovative Medicines Initiative such as the Ebola+ programme;

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70. Stresses that the latest developments at international level have clearly demonstrated that it is even more imperative than ever to meet the 20% energy efficiency target; proposes that the target be met with the help of a mix of instruments including EU and national measures, such as tax incentives, loans on specially favourable terms, indirect subsidies, changes to rent law, guidelines in connection with public invitations to tender and the laying down of standa ...[+++]rds; reiterates its call for mandatory energy efficiency targets for Member States and calls for the 20% target to be translated as quickly as possible into targets for the Member States and for these to be laid down in a legally binding way; recognises that, pursuant to the subsidiarity principle, Member States must, however, be allowed room for manoeuvre in choosing the means they will use;