Policy Coherence for Development

· A9-0019/2023 · Proposition de résolution

The European Parliament adopted by 545 votes to 26, with 32 abstentions, a resolution on Policy Coherence for Development (PCD).

The 2018 external evaluation report for the Commission revealed serious shortcomings in the implementation of PCD, including a limited role for EU delegations. Moreover, a recent study commissioned by Parliament found that major problems persist. The absence of an adequate response to the findings of the external evaluation report and the lack of evidence that appropriate action has been taken undermine the credibility of the EU’s actions on development cooperation. The Council no longer holds regular exchanges with the Commission on PCD.

The current global geopolitical context is marked, in particular, by the…

For: 545(90 %). Against: 26(4 %). Abstentions: 32(5 %). In total, 603 MEPs voted. 102 MEPs didn’t vote.

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