Examples of using Development cooperation policy in English and their translations into Danish
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Cotonou represents a step forward in the EU' s development cooperation policy.
Whereas decentralised cooperation makes an important contribution to achieving the development cooperation policy objectives of the Community as set out in Article 130u of the Treaty;
Whereas now, as ever, food aid is an important aspect of the Community's development cooperation policy;
In order to achieve greater success in the implementation of development cooperation policy, all countries involved should share their positive experience, taking account of
representatives of governments of Member States meeting in the Council on aspects of development cooperation policy in the run-up to 2000.
what the European Union can do on the global level through its development cooperation policy.
taking note of the Commission's communication on development cooperation policy in the run-up to 2000.
since that decision also fell within development cooperation policy.
915 final), the Commission set out the new guidelines for development cooperation policy in the run-up to 2000.
Member States in a way which is consistent with the operational coordination procedures under discussion in the context of the Commission's communication on development cooperation policy in the run-up to 2000.
Reference: Declaration of the Council and rep resentatives of the governments of the Member States meeting within the Council on aspects of development cooperation policy in the run-up to 2000: Bull.
thus contributes significantly to the Community's development cooperation policy.
falling within the CFSP and development cooperation policy respectively, without one of those objectives being incidental to the other.
guidelines for updating and improving the Community development cooperation policy.
It took not· of th· declaration adopted on the occasion of the Development Council on 18 November 1992 on aspects of development cooperation policy in th· run-up to 2000,
In its 18th November 1992 Declaration on aspects of development cooperation policy in the run-up to 2000 the Council requested the Commission to review its past Resolutions
In the framework of its development cooperation policy and taking account of the harmful effects on development efforts of the production,
specifically those who spoke rather sceptically about development cooperation policy, and those who always refer to the taxpayer in order to reject any support for development cooperation policy.
ensure that firm decisions may be taken on the fundamental points of the Commission communication on development cooperation policy up to the year 2000.
technical cooperation agreed with these countries in the context of the new Mediterranean policy and its updating and of the development cooperation policy laid down by the Council.