14. Recognises the need to be vigilant and mindful of the amount of money spent on such causes, owing to the economic crisis, and therefore calls for steps to be taken to ensure that EU funding provides added value for all projects;

55. Calls on the EIB to carry out thorough due diligence, verifying the presence of appropriate local public consultation, on development-related aspects of projects covered by the EU guarantee, prior to project approval, including the performance of financial intermediaries in using the loan granted by the EIB on these aspects; is of the opinion that, when it comes to lending in developing countries, the EIB should apply stringent enhanced due diligence in accordance with standardised procedures, under international best practices, ...[+++]concerning the fight against money laundering and the financing of terrorism;

55. Calls on the EIB to carry out thorough due diligence, verifying the presence of appropriate local public consultation, on development-related aspects of projects covered by the EU guarantee, prior to project approval, including the performance of financial intermediaries in using the loan granted by the EIB on these aspects; is of the opinion that, when it comes to lending in developing countries, the EIB should apply stringent enhanced due diligence in accordance with standardised procedures, following international best practic ...[+++]es, concerning the fight against money laundering and the financing of terrorism;

Where socially housed animals need to be separated for a period of time, for example, for dosing, care and vigilance should be exercised on re-introduction as the social organisation in the group may have changed and the animal may be attacked.

5. Recognises that the phenomenon of 'brain drain', where the intellectual, academic and professional resources of third countries are reduced as a result of migration to the EU, has a negative impact on those countries' development as a whole by taking away their professional resources; considers however, that attention should be paid to unscrupulous agencies which recruit trained staff under false pretences; welcomes the Commission's proposal to encourage circular migration, with migrants going back and forth between their country of origin and the destination country, thereby making the knowledge and experience they have acquired av ...[+++]ailable to their home country; points out that it is necessary to accompany circular migration with integration measures for outgoing and returning migrants; points to the role of civil society, NGOs and social partners in this process; considers that Member States benefiting from migration should also contribute to meeting training needs in third countries; ; considers it vital that provision should be made to prevent forced migration, particularly with regard to the prevention, monitoring and reduction of human trafficking;

I said that we will continue to talk about it because we are far from being able to achieve the objectives set in Dakar within the anticipated timescale, and we must therefore continue to be vigilant so that there are no further delays and, if possible, to ensure that at least the European Union and the Member States turn the commitments they have made into reality, into practical action, and that they decide not just to give the appearance of making education the priority in development, but really make it a priority, if we genuinely want a fairer society, ...[+++]in which each individual has the same choices and opportunities.