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ker morajo storitve, povezane z uporabo vode, in smotrno upravljanje določiti raven cen ter tako preprečiti potratno izkoriščanje s strani nekaterih sektorjev in omogočiti naložbe v vzdrževanje in izboljšanje infrastruktur, skupaj s spremljevalnimi ukrepi, ki zagotavljajo pravično porazdelitev vode, in podporo vlad za revne družine, da tako lahko plačajo za svoje osnovne potrebe po vodi,
whereas rational water services and management should determine a level of pricing that avoids overuse by some sectors and should allow investments to maintain and improve infrastructure, combined with flanking measures to ensure equitable water distribution and government support to enable poor families to pay for their basic water needs,
ker lahko liberalizacija in deregulacija porazdelitve vode v državah v razvoju, zlasti v manj razvitih državah, ob pomanjkanju trdnih pravil za spremljanje teh ukrepov, privedeta k povečanju cen, ki prizadene najrevnejše in zmanjša njihov dostop do vode,
whereas liberalisation and deregulation of water distribution in developing countries, and in particular in the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), without a proper accompanying regulatory framework, can result in price increases that hit the poorest and reduce their access to water,
ker morajo poleg tega javno-zasebna partnerstva, ki združujejo stroga in pregledna pravila, javno lastnino in zasebne naložbe, biti usmerjena k izboljšanju dostopa do vode in sanitarij za vse, kakor tudi k stroškovno učinkovitejši uporabi,
whereas, however, public-private partnerships, that must combine tight and transparent regulations, public ownership and private investment, must be directed towards improved access to water and sanitation for all, as well as more cost-efficient use,
ker so glavne ovire za učinkovito upravljanje z vodo skromna politična in finančna prednost, ki se pripisuje vodi, nepravilno upravljanje, vrzeli v pravnem okviru, pomanjkanje preglednosti pri pogajanjih in pri dodeljevanju pogodb, korupcija in pomanjkanje razprav o ravni tarif,
whereas the main obstacles to efficient water management are the low political and financial priority given to water, poor management, an inadequate legal framework, a lack of transparency in negotiating and awarding contracts, corruption and a lack of discussion of price levels,
ker po mnenju Organizacije za gospodarsko sodelovanje in razvoj, delež uradne razvojne pomoči, namenjene vodi in sanitarijam, znaša le 9 % dvostranske uradne razvojne pomoči in 4,5 % večstranske uradne razvojne pomoči in je poleg tega slabo porazdeljen, saj so najmanj razvite države prejele le 24 % sredstev, čeprav pomoč najbolj potrebujejo,
whereas, according to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the share of official development assistance (ODA) devoted to water and sanitation is only 9 % of bilateral ODA and 4,5 % of multilateral ODA and whereas distribution is unsatisfactory since the LDCs, which are the most needy, have only received 24 % of funding,
ker je svetovni forum o vodah, ki poteka vsaka tri leta, prostor za razpravo in usmerjanje svetovnih političnih sklepov na področju upravljanja vode in vodnih virov in ker obžaluje, da vse do sedaj iniciative svetovnega foruma o vodah niso zadostno vključene v delo Združenih narodov,
whereas the World Water Forum, which meets every three years, provides an opportunity for discussion and shaping global policy decisions on management of water and water resources, and regretting that to date, initiatives by the World Water Forum have not been included to any great degree in the work of the United Nations,
izjavlja, da je voda skupna človeška dobrina in bi moral biti dostop do pitne vode temeljna in univerzalna pravica; zahteva, da se v največji možni meri prizadeva za zagotavljanje dostopa do vode najrevnejšim prebivalcem do leta 2015;
Declares that water is a shared resource of mankind and that access to drinking water should constitute a fundamental and universal right; calls for all necessary efforts to be made to guarantee access to water for the most deprived populations by 2015;
izjavlja, da je voda javna dobrina in bi jo morala nadzirati javnost, četudi jo, delno ali v celoti, upravlja zasebni sektor;
Declares that water is considered as a public good and should be under public control, irrespective of whether it is managed partly or entirely by the private sector;
poudarja, da je treba v vsako politiko o upravljanju vode vključiti tudi zaščito javnega zdravja in varovanje okolja; poudarja, da bi moral svetovni forum o vodah na demokratičen, participativen in sporazumen način prispevati k razvoju strategij, ki bodo spodbudile načine gospodarskega in kmetijskega razvoja, ki bodo zagotovili visoko raven kakovosti vode;
Stresses that any water management policy should also cover the protection of public health and the environment; stresses also that the World Water Forum should help in a democratic, participative and consensual manner to develop strategies conducive to a type of economic and agricultural development that can guarantee a high level of water quality;
želi, da se opustijo sistemi za globalne subvencije za porazdelitev vode, ki spodkopavajo spodbude za učinkovito upravljanje vode, saj ustvarjajo prekomerno uporabo, da se tako sprostijo sredstva, namenjena za usmerjene subvencije, zlasti za revno in podeželsko prebivalstvo, za vzpostavitev dostopa, ki bo na voljo vsem;
Calls for the abandonment of systems of general water distribution subsidies, which undermine incentives for efficient water management by creating overuse, to free up funds for targeted subsidies, in particular for poor and rural populations, aimed at affordable access for all;
opozarja na osrednjo vlogo žensk pri oskrbi z vodo, njenem upravljanju in ohranjanju;
Draws attention to the vital role of women as regards supply, management and conservation of water;
poziva države članice, da navkljub finančni krizi povečajo svoje prispevke za uradno razvojno pomoč, da se doseže razvojni cilj tisočletja, ki se nanaša na oskrbo s pitno vodo, saj potrebe za naložbe na tem področju znašajo letno 180 milijard USD;
Calls on the Member States, despite the financial crisis, to increase their contribution to ODA in order to achieve the Millennium Development Goal relating to supplies of drinking water, for which the investment requirement amounts to an annual sum of USD 180 000 000 000;
poziva, da se sredstva iz Evropskega sklada za vodo v prid državam Afrike, Karibov in Pacifika (AKP) okrepijo v okviru desetega Evropskega razvojnega sklada, in da se razvijejo novi načini financiranja, tudi zasebnega, in inovativna partnerstva, zlasti solidarnostno financiranje;
Calls for the resources of the European Water Fund for African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries to be strengthened within the 10th EDF and for new forms of funding, including private funding and innovative partnerships, in particular solidarity-based financing, to be developed;
poudarja, da država, pri izvajanju svojih nalog opredeljevanja politik in potrebnih sredstev, izbiranja partnerjev in razdeljevanja odgovornosti, tudi ob prenašanju izvajanja na raven organov lokalnih skupnosti, ostaja glavni akter na področju vodne politike;
Points out that, in its tasks of determining policies and the necessary resources, selecting partners and allocating responsibilities, while delegating implementation measures to local authorities, the State is still a major player in water policy;
poziva Komisijo, da razvije programe za osveščanje glede vode tako v Evropski uniji kot v njenih državah partnericah;
Calls on the Commission to develop water awareness programmes in the Union and in the partner countries;
poziva Svet in Komisijo, da priznata temeljno vlogo lokalnih oblasti pri zaščiti in upravljanju vode, da tako postanejo povsod odgovorne za upravljanje vodnega sektorja, in obžaluje, da evropski programi za sofinanciranje pripisujejo premajhno vrednost pristojnostim lokalnih skupnosti Evropske unije;
Calls on the Council and the Commission to recognise the vital role of local authorities in water protection and management, so as to ensure that they are given responsibility in all countries for management of the water sector and regrets the fact that the competences of EU local authorities are insufficiently valued and exploited by European co-financing programmes;
zato poziva Svet in Komisijo, naj spodbudita lokalne oblasti v Evropski uniji, da namenijo del plačil, ki so jih pridobile pri uporabnikih za nudenje storitev na področju vode in sanitarij, za ukrepe decentraliziranega sodelovanja;
Calls therefore on the Council and the Commission to encourage EU local authorities to devote a proportion of the levies collected from users for the water supply and sanitation services to decentralised cooperation measures;
poziva, da se v okviru ohranjanja javne lastnine in v primernem regulativnem in pravnem okviru nameni več prizadevanj za sodelovanje zasebnega sektorja v porazdelitvi vode, da se lahko zagotovijo koristi od njihovega kapitala, izkušenj in tehnologije, da se tako izboljša dostop do vode in sanitarij za vse in prizna dostop do vode kot temeljno pravico;
Calls, in the context of retained public ownership and within the right legal regulatory framework, for increased efforts to engage the private sector in water distribution, in order to benefit from its capital, know-how and technology to increase access to water and sanitation facilities for all and the recognition of access to water as a fundamental right;
meni, da je posredniška vloga nevladnih organizacij na terenu s prebivalstvom nenadomestljiv dodatek za zagotavljanje uspeha projektov v revnih državah;
Considers that the role of non-governmental organisations working on the ground as intermediaries with local communities is an essential additional element in guaranteeing the success of projects in poor countries;
želi vzpostavitev sorazmerne porazdelitve tarif, ki bo omogočila oskrbo z vodo za najrevnejše po dostopnih cenah;
Hopes that cross-subsidies can be introduced to enable the most disadvantaged, in terms of access to water, to be supplied with water at an affordable price;
poziva Komisijo in države članice, da sprejmejo politiko pomoči za upravljanje vode, ki temelji na načelu vsesplošnega, pravičnega in nediskriminatornega dostopa do čiste vode;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to adopt a water management aid policy, based on the principle of universal, fair and non-discriminatory access to safe water;
poziva Komisijo in države članice, da olajšajo in podprejo prizadevanja držav v razvoju na področju prilagajanja na vplive podnebnih sprememb in njihovega zmanjševanja; s tem v zvezi opozarja na pomen hitrega oblikovanja svetovne zveze za podnebne spremembe;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to facilitate and support the efforts of developing countries in adapting to and reducing the impact of climate change; recalls, in this connection, the importance of rapidly setting up the Global Climate Change Alliance;
poziva, da se problematika upravljanja vode, vodnih vironv in pravica do dostopa do vode za vse vključijo v dnevni red za COP 15 sporazume v Københavnu (7.–18. december 2009) o prihodnosti Kjotskega protokola, tudi v luči dela medvladnega foruma o podnebnih spremembah;
Calls for the issues relating to water management, water resources and the right of access to water for all to be included on the agenda of the COP 15 agreements in Copenhagen (7-18 December 2009) regarding the future of the Kyoto Protocol, in the light of the work done by the "Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change" (IPCC) experts;
poziva predsedstvo, da na forumu v Carigradu predstavlja Evropsko unijo s pooblastilom, da
Calls on the Presidency to represent the Union at the Istanbul Forum, with a mandate to:
dostop do pitne vode smatra kot življenjsko, temeljno pravici človeka in ne samo kot tržno gospodarsko dobrino, ki je podrejena samo pravilom trga,
treat access to drink water as a vital and fundamental human right, and not merely as an economically tradable good, subject only to the rules of the market,
zagovarja smernice, izražene v tej resoluciji;
advocate the approach expressed in this resolution;
želi, da se v okviru Združenih narodov začnejo pogajanja za sklenitev mednarodne pogodbe, ki bo priznala pravico do dostopa do čiste vode; poziva države članice in predsedstvo Unije, naj sprejmejo politične in diplomatske pobude na tem področju v okviru Generalne skupščine in v Svetu Združenih narodov za človekove pravice;
Wishes to see the opening of negotiations, under United Nations auspices, on an international treaty recognising the right of access to drinking water; calls on the EU Member States and the Union Presidency to take political and diplomatic initiatives in this direction in the UN General Assembly and Human Rights Council;
naroči svojemu predsedniku, naj to resolucijo posreduje Svetu, Komisiji, Svetu ministrov AKP-EU, Generalnemu sekretarju Združenih narodov in generalnemu sekretariatu Mednarodnega odbora za svetovno pogodbo o vodi.
Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the ACP-EU Council of Ministers, the United Nations Secretary-General and the general secretariat of the International Committee for the Global Water Contract.
ob upoštevanju deklaracije tisočletja Združenih narodov z dne 18. septembra 2000, ki postavlja razvojne cilje tisočletja kot skupno določena merila mednarodne skupnosti za izkoreninjenje revščine,
having regard to the Millennium Declaration of the United Nations of 18 September 2000, which sets out the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as criteria established collectively by the international community for the elimination of poverty,
ob upoštevanju sporočila Komisije z dne 7. oktobra 2005 z naslovom "Pospeševanje napredka v smeri uresničevanja razvojnih ciljev novega tisočletja – prispevek Evropske unije" ( KOM(2005)0132 ),
having regard to the Commission Communication of 7 October 2005 entitled "Speeding up progress towards the Millennium Development Goals – The European Union's contribution" ( COM(2005)0132 ),
ob upoštevanju akcijskega programa, ki ga je leta 1994 sprejela mednarodna konferenca o prebivalstvu in razvoju A/CONF.171/13/Rev.1
having regard to the Programme of Action adopted in 1994 by the International Conference on Population and Development A/CONF.171/13/Rev.1.
ob upoštevanju resolucije, sprejete na 14. skupni parlamentarni skupščini AKP-EU dne 22. novembra 2007, o dostopu do zdravstvenega varstva in zdravil, s posebnim poudarkom na zapostavljenih boleznih UL C 58, 1.3.2008, str.
having regard to the resolution adopted on 22 November 2007 by the 14th ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly on access to healthcare and medicines, with a particular focus on neglected diseases OJ C 58, 1.3.2008, p.
ob upoštevanju strateškega dokumenta za tematski program 2007–2013 z naslovom "Vlaganje v ljudi", ki temelji na Uredbi (ES) št. 1905/2006 o vzpostavitvi instrumenta za financiranje razvojnega sodelovanja,
having regard to the Strategy Paper for the Thematic Programme 2007–2013 entitled "Investing in People", based on Regulation (EC) 1905/2006 establishing a financing instrument for development cooperation,
ob upoštevanju svetovnega poročila o zdravju Svetovne zdravstvene organizacije za leto 2008 z naslovom "Primarno zdravstveno varstvo - danes bolj kot kdajkoli",
having regard to the World Health Organisation (WHO) World Health Report 2008 entitled "Primary Health Care – Now More Than Ever",
ob upoštevanju svoje resolucije z dne 20. junija 2007 o razvojnih ciljih tisočletja - vmesna točka UL C 146 E, 12.6.2008, str.
having regard to its resolution of 20 June 2007 on the Millennium Development Goals - the midway point OJ C 146 E, 12.6.2008, p.
in svoje resolucije z dne 4. septembra 2008 o maternalni umrljivosti pred srečanjem OZN na visoki ravni o razvojnih ciljih tisočletja, 25. septembra 2008 Sprejeta besedila, P6_TA(2008)0406 .
and its resolution of 4 September 2008 on Maternal Mortality ahead of the UN High Level Event on the Millennium Development Goals, 25 September 2008 Texts adopted: P6_TA(2008)0406 .
ob upoštevanju vprašanja za ustni odgovor Komisiji o poročilu Računskega sodišča št. 10/2008 o razvojni pomoči ES za zdravstvene storitve v podsaharski Afriki ( O-0030/2009 - B6-0016/2009 ),
having regard to Oral Question B6-0030/2009 to the Commission on Court of Auditors report No 10/2008 on EC Development Assistance to Health Services in sub-Saharan Africa ( O-0030/2009 - B6-0016/2009 ),
ker se od leta 2000 financiranje Evropske skupnosti, namenjeno zdravstvenemu sektorju, ni povečalo sorazmerno z deležem celotne razvojne pomoči, kljub zavezanosti Komisije razvojnim ciljem tisočletja in kljub zdravstveni krizi v podsaharski Afriki,
whereas EC funding for the health sector has not increased as a proportion of its total development assistance since 2000 despite the Commission's commitment to the MDGs and the health crisis in sub-Saharan Africa,
ker kljub temu, da obstoječa zasnova splošne proračunske podpore vključuje povezave z zdravstvenim sektorjem, te povezave pri njenem izvajanju niso bile izčrpno raziskane in ni bilo storjeno dovolj za izpolnitev potreb najrevnejših slojev prebivalstva,
whereas, while the current design of general budget support includes links to the health sector, its implementation has not gone far enough in exploring those links and addressing the needs of the poorer sections of the population,
ker je Komisija v podsaharski Afriki le malo izkoristila sektorsko proračunsko podporo, ki je osredotočena na zdravstveni sektor,
whereas sector budget support, which focuses on the health sector, has been little used by the Commission in sub-Saharan Africa,
ker polovica prebivalcev podsaharske Afrike še vedno živi v revščini in ker je Afrika edina celina, ki ne kaže napredka pri doseganju razvojnih ciljev tisočletja, zlasti tistih treh ciljev, ki so povezani z zdravjem – umrljivost otrok, umrljivost mater ter boj proti virusu HIV/aidsu, tuberkulozi in malariji, ki so najbolj pomembni pri obravnavi revščine, vendar je zanje še najmanj verjetno, da bodo doseženi do leta 2015,
whereas half the population of sub-Saharan Africa is still living in poverty, and whereas Africa is the only continent that is not progressing towards the MDGs, especially the three health-related MDGs – on infant mortality, maternal mortality and the fight against HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria – which are crucial to addressing poverty but are the least likely to be achieved by 2015,
ker se je kljub težavam s trajnostjo, ki so bile opažene pri projektih, povezanih z zdravjem, tak način zagotavljanja pomoči izkazal kot uporaben pri podpori zdravstvenemu sektorju v podsaharski Afriki,
whereas, despite sustainability problems observed in health-related projects, this aid delivery method has proved useful in supporting the health sector in sub-Saharan Africa,
ker 3,5 milijona otrok vsako leto ne dočaka svojega petega rojstnega dneva zaradi diareje in pljučnice,
whereas every year 3,5 million children die before their fifth birthday as a result of diarrhoea and pneumonia,
meni, da so šibki zdravstveni sistemi, vključno s pomanjkanjem človeških virov, večja ovira pri doseganju razvojnih ciljev tisočletja, ki se nanašajo na zdravje, in poudarja, da bi morala biti krepitev zdravstvenih sistemov eden od bistvenih dejavnikov pri zmanjševanju revščine; meni, da potrebuje osnovna zdravstvena infrastruktura stabilno in dolgoročno finančno podporo, če naj omogoči doseganje razvojnih ciljev tisočletja;
Considers that weak health systems, including the human resources crisis, are a major barrier to the achievement of the health-related MDGs, and stresses that strengthening health systems should be an essential element in poverty reduction; believes that basic healthcare infrastructure needs stable, long-term financial support if the health-related MDGs are to be delivered;
meni, da je za doseganje boljših rezultatov v zdravstvu in mednarodno dogovorjenih razvojnih ciljev na področju zdravja potrebno sodelovanje vseh; v tem okviru odobrava zavezanost držav v razvoju prizadevanjem, da bi bilo 15 % nacionalnega proračuna namenjenih vlaganju v zdravje v skladu z zavezami, ki so jih sprejeli afriški voditelji v Abudži, Nigerija, aprila 2001; obžaluje, da je Evropska skupnost namenila le 5,5 % celotne pomoči iz devetega evropskega razvojnega sklada za zdravje;
Considers that, with a view to reaching better health outcomes and attaining the internationally agreed health development goals, a common commitment is needed; in this context, welcomes the commitment on the part of the developing countries to work towards the target of 15 % of national budgets as investment for health in accordance with the commitments made by African leaders in Abuja, Nigeria, in April 2001 (the Abuja 15 % target); regrets that the EC allocated only 5,5 % of total assistance under the ninth European Development Fund (EDF) to health;
poziva Komisijo, naj okrepi podporo zdravstvenim službam v podsaharski Afriki in naj pregleda bilanco financiranja Evropske skupnosti z namenom, da nameni prednost podpori zdravstvenega sistema;
Urges the Commission to strengthen its support for health services in sub-Saharan Africa and to review the balance of the EC funding with a view to prioritising health system support;
poziva Komisijo, naj med srednjeročnim pregledom desetega evropskega razvojnega sklada poveča sredstva, namenjena zdravstvenemu sektorju, ne glede na nujnost celostne strategije, v katero so vključeni sektorji, ki imajo širši vpliv na rezultate v zdravstvu, kot so izobraževanje, voda in sanitacija, razvoj podeželja in upravljanje;
Urges the Commission to increase the funds allocated to the health sector at the mid-term review of the 10th EDF, regardless of a necessarily comprehensive strategy which includes support to sectors that have a wider impact on health outcomes, such as education, water and sanitation, rural development and governance;
poudarja, da bi morala obveza, sprejeta v okviru instrumenta za financiranje razvojnega sodelovanja, o namenitvi 20 % sredstev za zdravje in osnovno izobraževanje do leta 2009, zaradi skladnosti veljati za vse izdatke evropske razvojne politike, tudi za evropski razvojni sklad; zahteva, da Komisija pred 10. aprilom 2009 obvesti pristojne odbore Parlamenta, kolikšen odstotek celotne razvojne pomoči, namenjene podsaharski Afriki, je bil, razčlenjeno po državah, dodeljen osnovnemu in srednjemu izobraževanju ter osnovnemu zdravstvenemu varstvu;
Stresses that the undertaking given in the context of the Development Cooperation Instrument (DCI) to devote 20 % of funds to health and basic education by 2009 should apply to all European development policy spending, including the EDF, in order to be coherent; asks the Commission to inform Parliament's competent committees, by 10 April 2009, what percentage, broken down by country, of the total development assistance allocated to sub-Saharan Africa was committed for basic and secondary education and basic health;
prosi Svet, naj evropski razvojni sklad vključi v proračun EU, kot je Parlament že večkrat pozval, ter s tem omogoči večjo politično skladnost in parlamentarni nadzor nad izdatki za razvoj;
Asks the Council to bring the EDF within the EU budget, as repeatedly called for by Parliament, which would allow greater policy coherence and parliamentary oversight of development spending;