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EU NEWS ISSUE 6 December 2010   Content:   EU Development Policy -   EU Commissioner Piebalgs proposes development policy focus on “inclusive growth”   -   EU External Action Service and new DG DevCo to begin work on 1 January   -   Mutual Accountability and Transparency: EC and Member States committed to concrete action   -   Next EU Multi-annual Financial framework, the debate is launched   EU Sectoral Policies -   Cancun Climate talks kick the process forward but many key questions are still to be answered   -   Trade, Growth and World Affairs : EC communication on a new   EU trade policy    -   EC proposals for the reform of the CAP overlook global food security risks   -   Civil Society policy dialogue on migration and development    EU Humanitarian Aid Policy -   Adoption of the Mid-Term Review of the European Humanitarian Consensus Action Plan   -   Another step taken towards the creation of a European Voluntary Humanitarian Aid Corps   EU relations with third countries -   Africa - EU: a low key Summit in Tripoli    -   CSO networks urge the EU to respond to human rights situation in Honduras   -   EU trade agreements with Latin American countries and the dairy sector   EU Funding for Development -   EU - Civil Society Structured Dialogue: wrapping up and future stages   News from the Networks -   APRODEV   -   CIDSE   -   Caritas Europa     EU DEVELOPMENT POLICY   EU Commissioner Pieba lgs proposes development policy focus on “inclusive growth”   On 10 November, the European Commission issued a Green Paper entitled, “EU development policy in support of inclusive growth and sustainable development: increasing the impact of EU development po licy,” for consultation until 17 January. The paper was originally conceived as launching a process eventually leading to the revision of the 2005 EU Development Consensus. However, a full review is looking less likely at this stage, possibly still a partial revision. The next official step is a subsequent communication on “modernizing EU development policy” planned for fall 2011.   The communication should be seen in the context of other, parallel EU policy reviews – e.g. EU 2020, Energy 2020, and common agricultural, fisheries, and trade policies – , particularly in view of next year‟s discussions on the EU Multi -Annual Financial Framework for the period beginning 2014. At

   

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