5. Proposes that this CSR clause cover compliance with the ILO’s eight core conventions and four priority conventions and also provide incentives to enterprises to enter into CSR commitments and an obligation of diligence for enterprises and groups of enterprises, i.e. an obligation to take proactive measures to identify and prevent any violation of human or environmental rights, corruption or tax evasion, including in their subsidiaries and supply chains (i.e. their sphere of influence);

9. Asks that this chapter cover, as a minimum, compliance with the ILO’s eight core conventions and four priority conventions and internationally agreed environmental standards, and also provide incentives to enterprises to enter into CSR commitments and an obligation of diligence for enterprises and groups of enterprises, i.e. an obligation to take proactive measures to identify and prevent any violation of human or environmental rights, corruption or tax evasion, including in their subsidiaries and supply chains; asks the Indian Go ...[+++]vernment to ratify and effectively apply all the basic conventions of the ILO;

8. Asks that this chapter covers as a minimum compliance with the ILO’s eight core conventions and four priority conventions and internationally agreed environmental standards, and also provide incentives to enterprises to enter into CSR commitments and an obligation of diligence for enterprises and groups of enterprises, i.e. an obligation to take proactive measures to identify and prevent any violation of human or environmental rights, corruption or tax evasion, including in their subsidiaries and supply chains; asks the Indian gov ...[+++]ernment to ratify and effectively apply all the basic conventions of the ILO;

The report showed that cohesion policy has made a significant contribution to growth and prosperity, with figures demonstrating how it helped to create an estimated 1.4 million new jobs, supported some 34 million unemployed to get back to work, enhanced the skills of another 36 million persons, funded 4 700 km of motorway and 1 200 km of high-speed rail, and provided waste water treatment for an additional 23 million people, access to clean water for an additional 20 additional million people, skills training for 10 million people per year, with a focus on vulnerable groups.

In terms of the number of problems that have been identified with the whole rollout of the vaccine and the whole pandemic, including the delay in identifying priority groups, the failure to commit to the three million doses per week when you did, the change in terms of different advice on the adjuvanted and the non-adjuvanted, the concerns among the first nations communities, the failure to support some of those communities, the single-source contract, the public confusion over safety of the vaccine, the rollout difficulties in terms of erratic supply— Ms. Wasylycia-Leis, you're running out of time.

Humanitarian aid in Bosnia-Herzegovina The Council approved the priority measures to be taken under the joint action adopted on 8 November on support for the convoying of humanitarian aid in Bosnia-Herzegovina, i.e.: MECU (a) logistic reinforcements (47 lorries adapted to the terrain) for use by UNHCR and ECTF 4 (b) fuel (15 000 tonnes) for use by the UNHCR, to cover the purchase of fuel for operating convoys, electricity generators, water-pumps, etc. needed to provide people with vital goods and services 4 (c) delivery of approximately 250 electricity generators for use by the UNHCR to operate public centres, hospitals, bakeries, water- ...[+++]pumps, etc 4,15 (d) restoration of coal mines (emergency work) for use by the IMG (International Management Group) 2 (e) support for carrying out emergency minimum repairs for electricity, gas, water and shelters, for use by the IMG 10 --------- TOTAL 24,15 It also approved the arrangements for financing this amount from the Community budget.