"There is no #NoTimeForCuts in international cooperation!" This is the key message of the letter signed by the German WASH Network, of which we are a member, along with 29 other organizations, and sent to German Finance Minister Christian Lindner. The letter continues: "The budget currently planned by the German Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) for the financing of international development cooperation, #humanrights work and #humanitarianaid by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the German Federal Foreign Office (GFFO) falls far short of what is needed to ensure the effective pursuit of safe and affordable access to clean drinking water, adequate sanitation and hygiene (WASH), the improved realization of human rights and an adequate response to the current climate and humanitarian crises. [...] We therefore call for #WASH to be re-prioritized in German #developmentcooperation in the short, medium and long term and for sufficient budgetary resources to be made available to finance WASH activities." Svenja Schulze
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On 1 July 2024, Hungary takes over the rotating EU Council #Presidency for the next six months until December 2024. Under the overall theme “Making Europe great again“, the Hungarian Presidency announced seven key priorities, focusing on a New European Competitiveness Deal, the reinforced European defence policy, a merit-based enlargement policy, fighting illegal migration, shaping the future of cohesion policy, a farmer-oriented EU agricultural policy and policies addressing demographic challenges. We are ready to work with the Hungarian Council Presidency to promote the #WorkWeWant. Addressing the missing workforce and enabling appropriate and fair mobility are key elements of our vision to enable better labour market outcomes for all. Our Manifesto "The Europe We Want": https://lnkd.in/e6B4N4Us The Work We Want Campaign website: https://lnkd.in/e59B7gRy
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Today 1 July 2024, Hungary will start its second EU Council Presidency. The Hungarian Presidency will ensure the continuity of work in the Council, in cooperation with a newly established European Parliament and a new European Commission, and will start implementing the Strategic Agenda 2024-2029. Hungary is committed to ensuring a smooth transition to the next legislative cycle and to building a constructive relationship with the new institutional actors. Hungary will work as an honest broker, in the spirit of sincere cooperation between Member States and the institutions, for the peace, security and prosperity of Europe, focusing on seven priority areas: competitiveness, defence policy, enlargement policy, migration, cohesion policy, agricultural policy and demographic challenges. #EUCouncilPresidency #HungarianPresidency #EUcooperation #MakeEuropeGreatAgain #HU24EU
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