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Die Studie befasst sich kurz mit den Folgen der Anschläge für die Wirtschaft von Entwicklungs- und Schwellenländern, wo hauptsächlich das Tourismus- und Transportgewerbe betroffen sind. Die Anschläge haben die dortige strukturell schwache Wirtschaft in einer Zeit nachlassender Konjunktur besonders hart getroffen. Besonders schwer wiegt die wohl längerfristig anhaltende Störung des Investitionsklimas, das vom Vertrauen in die Normalität der Wirtschaftsabläufe und in die nachhaltige Rentabilität der Investitionen abhängt... [Reinhart Pabst] | This study examines the impact on the economies of the developing countries of the 11 September 2001 attacks on the United States, and analyses the probable motivation behind these attacks. It proposes a series of measures concerning European Union development policy, notably with regard to democracy, respect for human rights, conflict prevention and poverty reduction. The study stresses the importance of cultural dialogue with the Islamic world… [Reinhart Pabst]

OUNCIL CONCLUSIONS
Council Conclusions on the EU-Caribbean Political Partnership
EU-Caribbean Political Partnership
Social cohesion and combating poverty
Socio-economic and environmental challenges
Follow-up
COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE COUNCIL, THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE
PART I
1. Introduction
2. Partners in a shared vision of the future
3. Challenges facing the Caribbean
PART II - FROM CHALLENGES TO OPPORTUNITIES
4. Shaping a political partnership based on shared values
5. Addressing economic and environmental opportunities and vulnerabilities
6. Promoting social cohesion and combating poverty
PART III
7. Being more effective
8. Conclusions - EU added-value in the Caribbean Region
ANNEXES
Annex I An EU-Caribbean Partnership for growth, stability and development
Annex II Brief Overview of existing regional organisations and bilateral actors in the Caribbean area
Annex III Overview of total EC aid to the Caribbean ACP States since Lome III
Annex IV Caribbean socio-economic and vulnerability table
Annex V Selected economic indicators
Annex VI Map
Annex VII List of abbreviations

THE EUROPEAN CONSENSUS ON DEVELOPMENT
The development challenge
Part I: the EU vision of development
1. Common objectives
2. Multi-dimensional aspects of Poverty Eradication
3. Common values
4. Common principles
4.1. Ownership, Partnership
4.2. An in-depth political dialogue
4.3. Participation of civil society
4.4. Gender equality
4.5. Addressing state fragility
5. Delivering more and better aid
5.1. Increasing financial resources
5.2. More effective aid
5.3. Coordination and complementarity
6. Policy coherence for development (PCD)
7. Development, a contribution to addressing global challenges
Part II : the European community development policy
1. The particular role and comparative advantages of the Community
2. A differentiated approach depending on contexts and needs
2.1. Differentiation in the implementation of development cooperation
2.2. Objective and transparent criteria for resource allocation
3. Responding to the needs of partner countries
3.1. The principle of concentration while maintaining flexibility
3.2. Areas for Community Action
3.3. A strengthened approach to mainstreaming
3.4. Support for global initiatives and funds
3.5. Policy coherence for development (PCD)
4. A range of modalities based on needs and performance
5. Progressin management reforms
6. Monitoring and evaluation

What is Africa?
The EU and Africa: towards a strategic partnership
Introduction: our vision
Peace and security
Human rights and governance
Development assistance
Sustainable economic growth, regional integration and trade
Investing in people
The future: an EU partnership with Africa
Communication from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament and the European Economic and Social Committee
Introduction
Prerequisites for attaining the MDGs
Creating an economic environment for achieving the MDGs
Tackle the MDGs directly
More and more effective aid
Conclusions
Annex
Introduction
The many faces of Africa
The principles of the EU's relations with Africa
A three-pronged EU response strategy
Conclusions
Abbreviations

Foreword
Contents
EU Aid: At a glance
I European Union Aid to Developing Countries
II Donor Priority Countries
III EU Aid by Region
IV EU Aid and Development Indicators
V Private Flows, Trade and Migration
VI Aid by Sector
VII EU Donor Profiles
VIII Note to the Reader

1. Introduction
2. The energy-poverty nexus
3. The EU response - the Energy Initiative
4. Dialogue with developing countries
5. Europe is moving forward on the energy and development agenda
6. Developing countries and regions with EUEI related activities

STRATEGY FOR AFRICA: AN EU REGIONAL POLITICAL PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE, SECURITY AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE HORN OF AFRICA
Communication from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament - COM(2006) 601 final
1. Introduction
2. Regional dimension and dynamics
3. A work programme for regional action
4. An enabling environment for a successful partnership
5. Conclusion
6. List of abbreviations
EU CODE OF CONDUCT ON DIVISION OF LABOUR IN DEVELOPMENT POLICY
Communication from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament - COM(2007) 72 final
Introduction
1. An unprecedented window of opportunity
2. A complex set of intertwined concepts
3. The way forward: A more effective division of labour
Conclusion
GENDER EQUALITY AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IN DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council - COM(2007) 100 final
1. Introduction
2. Rationale for Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment
3. Progress and Challenges
4. An EU Strategy to Accelerate the Achievement of Gender Equality
5. Specific EC Actions for the Promotion of Gender Equality
6. Conclusion
FROM MONTERREY TO THE EUROPEAN CONSENSUS ON DEVELOPMENT: HONOURING OUR COMMITMENTS
Communication from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions - COM(2007) 158 final
Introduction
1. The European Union honoured its overall commitments to increase aid in 2006 - but meeting the next target dates will call for further, concerted efforts
2. Aid for Trade must increase so that developing countries can take advantage of trade liberalisation - an implementation plan will be needed
3. The quality and effectiveness of EU aid must improve - the Commission has proposed a code of conduct on division of labour
4. Conclusions
TOWARDS AN EU AID FOR TRADE STRATEGY - THE COMMISSION'S

EU REPORT ON POLICY COHERENCE FOR DEVELOPMENT
Commission Working Paper COM(2007) 545 final
EU REPORT ON POLICY COHERENCE FOR DEVELOPMENT
Commission Staff Working Paper SEC(2007) 1202

1. Einleitung
2. Analyse der Lage auf internationaler Ebene, des EG-Politikrahmens, des Bedarfs und der Maßnahmen anderer Geber
2.1. Entwicklung der Ernährungssicherheit weltweit
2.2. Politische Agenda und wichtigste Partner der EG
3. Bisherige Unterstützung und Erfahrungen
3.1. Die Umsetzung der Ernährungssicherungspolitik
3.2. Evaluierungen und Erkenntnisse aus den bisherigen Erfahrungen
4. Thematische Strategie
4.1. Ziel
4.2. Strategische Prioritäten
4.2.1 Unterstützung der Bereitstellung globaler öffentlicher Güter, die zur Ernährungssicherheit beitragen: Forschung und Technologie:
4.2.2. Verknüpfung von Information und Beschlussfassung, um die Effizienz der Ernährungssicherungsstrategien zu stärken
4.2.3. Nutzung des Potenzials der für Kontinente und einzelne Regionen entworfenen Konzepte zur Stärkung der Ernährungssicherheit
4.2.4. Ernährungsunsicherheit unter außergewöhnlichen Bedingungen: Hilfsmaßnahmen in Ländern im Übergang, in fragilen und versagenden Staaten
4.2.5. Förderung innovativer Maßnahmen zur Bekämpfung der Ernährungsunsicherheit
4.2.6. Unterstützung der Advocacy-Arbeit und der Fortschritte bei der Umsetzung der Agenda für Ernährungssicherheit, der Harmonisierung und Abstimmung mit Entwicklungspartnern und Gebern
5. Mehrjahresrichtprogramm (MRP) 2007-2010
5.1 Strategische Prioritäten
5.1.1. Unterstützung der Bereitstellung globaler öffentlicher Güter, die zur Ernährungssicherheit beitragen: Wissenschaft und Technologie
5.1.2 Verknüpfung von Information und Beschlussfassung, um die Effizienz der Ernährungssicherungsstrategien zu stärken
5.1.3 Nutzung des Potenzials der für Kontinente und einzelne Regionenentworfenen Konzepte zur Stärkung der Ernährungssicherheit
5.1.4. Ernährungsunsicherheit in außergewöhnlichen Situationen: Hilfsmaßnahmen in Ländern im Übergang, in fragilen und versagenden Staaten
5.1.5. Förderung innovativer Maßnahmen zur Bekämpfung der Ernährungsunsicherheit:
5.1.6. Unterstützung de

Foreword
Preface
P A R T I
Introduction
The european union
United in Peace and Prosperity
A Foundation for Peace
The Institutions
The European Commission
Largest Trading Bloc in the World
The EU determines the legal framework for international trade
The Single Currency
European Union Member States
Enlargement
Justice, Freedom and Security
The EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy
EU External Relations
A Powerful Global Voice for Change
Working in Partnership
Trade relations
Humanitarian aid
Food security
Everything But Arms - A World First
The EU-ACP partnership agreement − Cotonou
Reducing and Eventually Eradicating Poverty
Political dialogue and reinforced participation
Conflict prevention and peace building
Provisions for Island States
A new spirit of development co-operation
The ACP group
Institutions
The Instruments
Economic and Trade Co-operation
Boosting ACP's WTO Presence
Highlights of the ACP-EU Agreement
Financial Resources of the ACP-EU Partnership Agreement
Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs)
Trade in Services
The Pacific: a diverse region builds a foundation for co-operation
The 'Tyranny of Distance'
Vulnerable Island States
Globalization Necessitates Stronger Regional Co-operation
Conflict - An Obstacle to Sustainable Development
Uneven Levels of Social and Economic Development
Critical Environmental Issues
Protecting the Ocean - An Invaluable Living Resource
A World First
Forests Under Threat
New Members Bring the Region Closer Together
Newcomers Under Cotonou
A Young, But Strong Regional Structure
Council of Regional Organisations in the Pacific (CROP)
The Pacific Islands Forum (PIF)
The Forum Secretariat
Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA)
Pacific Islands Development Programme (PIDP)
South Pacific Applied Geo-science Commission (SOPAC)
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