12. Stresses the need to create a merit-based and professional public administration which operates transparently and is able to adopt laws and implement them; calls for the adoption of the necessary secondary legislation to ensure the proper implementation of the Civil Service Law, and for a new Law on General Administrative Procedures; stresses the need for a stronger Department of Public Administration as well as for a fully operational Human Resources Management Information System; underlines the fact that further efforts are n ...[+++]eeded to depoliticise public administration, fight corruption, strengthen meritocracy in appointments, promotions and dismissals and increase the efficiency and financial sustainability of public administration;

Let me recall that the key objectives of these two initiatives are to improve quality and safety for human organs for transplantation, to increase organ availability and to make transplantation systems more efficient and accessible.

38. Stresses the need for incremental and predictable funding from the Commission and the Members States, in the form of multi-year (3 years or more) aid commitments, which are based on clear and transparent criteria and poverty eradication outcomes including specific sectoral outcomes, agreed with partner countries, and which are delivered on schedule, in a transparent manner so as to allow investment in building the human resources so vital for improving aid effectiveness; welcomes the initiative of MDG contracting to ensure a more predictable form of budget support in the longer term; insists however that this involves a strong comm ...[+++]itment to achieving the MDGs by partner countries and that continuous monitoring with a strong focus on results is needed; welcomes the MDG contract as one of the possible ways to increase the predictability of aid;

1. Without prejudice to Articles 87 and 88 of the Treaty, Member States may establish a fund or funds to subsidise the delivery of energy efficiency improvement programmes and other energy efficiency improvement measures and to promote the development of a market for energy efficiency improvement measures.

3. The funds shall be open to all qualified providers of energy efficiency services, energy efficiency programmes and other energy efficiency measures active in the internal energy efficiency services market, such as ESCOs, independent energy advisors and installers .

1. Member States shall ensure that energy efficiency services, energy efficiency programmes or other energy efficiency measures are offered to all eligible customers, including small and medium-sized enterprises, consumers and voluntary aggregations of smaller customers; and that these energy efficiency services, programmes and other measures can be delivered and implemented, as appropriate, by qualified bodies, including installers , energy service companies, energy advisors and energy consultants.