Übersetzung für "develop cancellation policies " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

develop cancellation policies | handle appointment administration | book medical appointments | ensure proper appointment administration

cancellation policy conditions | service providers' cancellation policy | cancellation policies of service providers | service providers' cancellation policy terms

development aid [ aid to developing countries | co-development | Development aid policy(ECLAS) ]

policy officer for regional development | regional development policy developer | legal policy officer for regional development | regional development policy officer

cooperation policy | development cooperation policy

Working Party on the Community's overall development cooperation policy

development policy [ development strategy | growth policy | Development strategy(STW) | Growth policy(STW) ]

Political Development and Multilateral Cooperation Division (1) | Sector for Development Policy and Multilateral Cooperation (2)

town planning [ city planning | community planning | town development | urban design | urban development policy | urban planning | urban planning scheme | urban management(UNBIS) | urban planning(UNBIS) ]

34. Notes with great concern that developing countries are expected to face a financial shortfall of USD 315 billion in 2010 and that mounting fiscal distress in the most vulnerable countries is imperilling USD 11.6 billion of core spending in education, health, infrastructure and social protection; advocates, therefore, a temporary moratorium on debt repayments, including capital and interest, and a debt cancellation for least developed countries to enable developing countries to implement countercyclical fiscal policies to mitigate the sev ...[+++]ere effects of the crisis; proposes the establishment at international level of an independent and transparent body for debt arbitration;

33. Notes with great concern that developing countries are expected to face a financial shortfall of USD 315 billion in 2010 and that mounting fiscal distress in the most vulnerable countries is imperilling USD 11.6 billion of core spending in education, health, infrastructure and social protection; considers it appropriate, therefore, to explore the grounds for an agreement with creditor countries to establish a temporary moratorium or debt cancellation for the poorest countries to enable them to implement countercyclic ...[+++]al fiscal policies to mitigate the severe effects of the crisis; proposes that efforts be made to facilitate arrangements for transparent debt arbitration;

To invite the Council to give the appropriate political priority to the mandate given to the Commission to include good governance principles in relevant EU agreements with third countries.; To discuss with Member States possible counter-measures towards non cooperative jurisdictions in the tax area (the OECD Secretariat has suggested a list of measures. These will need to be examined together with the Member States); To promote more cooperation with third countries in the framework of the Savings Tax Directive; To conclude specific agreements in the tax area containing, if appropriate, provisions on transparency and exchange of information for tax purposes at EU level to accelerate the process of implementing commitments to greater tra ...[+++]nsparency and exchange of information made by certain jurisdictions; To consider a reallocation of funds towards developing countries that are implementing satisfactorily their commitments; and, conversely, considering a cancellation of funds earmarked for those countries that did not implement their commitments; More coherence between Member States' own bilateral tax policies towards third countries and the principles of good governance in the tax area.

A positive and welcome aspect of the priority areas listed in the Outline is that they bring in some key aspects that are missing in the Objectives section described above, including issues such as small arms and light weapons, good governance and institution-building, economic issues, traditional development issues such as human and social development, agriculture and food security as well as more general aspects such as aid effectiveness and debt cancellation, increased ODA and the promotion of policy coherence for development in both EU an ...[+++]d African policies.