Central Fund Rules

Guidelines on the CIC Central Fund Allocation for the Career Assignment Program (CAP) and Management Training Program (MTP) [ Guidelines on the CIC Central Fund Allocation for the CAP and MTP ]

Central Emergency Response Fund [ CERF | Central Emergency Revolving Fund ]

Central Emergency Revolving Fund | CERF [Abbr.]

substantive law

Administrative Commission for the Decommissioning Fund and the Disposal Fund for Nuclear Installations (1) | Administrative Commission for the Disposal Fund for Nuclear Power Plants and the Decommissioning Fund for Nuclear Installations (2)

Ordinance of 6 March 2000 on den Disposal Fund for Nuclear Installations | Disposal Fund Ordinance [ DispoFO ]

For the acceding ISPA beneficiary countries, ISPA will cease end 2003 and Cohesion Fund will apply as from 2004 onwards, implying that ongoing ISPA projects will be completed under Cohesion Fund rules -unless otherwise foreseen- and be considered as Cohesion Fund projects.

(3) It is necessary to establish an overall framework of rules and principles in relation to market surveillance which should not affect the substantive rules of existing Union legislation designed to protect public interests such as health and safety, consumer protection and the protection of the environment, but should aim at enhancing their operation.

34. Emphasises that global action is needed to address the funding gap; calls for the establishment of a global fund for humanitarian assistance (GFHA) that supports the participation and inclusion of non-DAC donors and brings together all existing international financial mechanisms, domestic resources and pooled funds (UN emergency response funds, CERF funds, trust funds, etc.), and that is complemented by voluntary financial payments by governments, the private sector and regional organisations; suggests that payments could be used to fill gaps in humanitarian pledges for Level 3 emergencies, support preparedness, provide social prot ...[+++]ection resilience package for long-term refugees or cope with unforeseen emergencies, such as Ebola, among others;

34. Emphasises that global action is needed to address the funding gap; calls for the establishment of a global fund for humanitarian assistance (GFHA) that supports the participation and inclusion of non-DAC donors and brings together all existing international financial mechanisms, domestic resources and pooled funds (UN emergency response funds, CERF funds, trust funds, etc.), and that is complemented by voluntary and compulsory financial payments by governments, the private sector and regional organisations; suggests that the mandatory payments could be used to fill gaps in humanitarian pledges for Level 3 emergencies, support prep ...[+++]aredness, provide social protection resilience package for long-term refugees or cope with unforeseen emergencies, such as Ebola, among others;