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AGREEMENT ESTABLISHINGFebruary 3rd, 2016
refugees and migrants across Africa. The European Council1 and the European Agenda on Migration2 have also called for a constructive effort to prevent further loss of lives at sea and to reinforce our overall cooperation with the key countries of transit and origin. They further call to pursue these objectives by tackling amongst others the root causes of irregular migration and forced displacement in countries of origin and transit and promoting peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, in particular by strengthening the rule of law, addressing human rights’ abuses, improving access to education, creating economic and equal opportunities, including through the promotion of decent work, enhancing legal mobility and building better governance, including on border management, the fight against human trafficking and smuggling, and the effective sustainable return, readmission and reintegration of irregular migrants not qualifying for protection. This requires a firm co
AGREEMENT ESTABLISHING THE EUROPEAN UNION Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration AND DISPLACED PERSONS in Africa, AND ITS INTERNAL RULES hereinafter ‘the Constitutive Agreement’November 4th, 2015
For many years the Sahel region at large (including the Lake Chad Basin) and the Horn of Africa have faced growing challenges of demographic pressure, environmental stress, extreme poverty, internal tensions, institutional weaknesses, weak social and economic infrastructures, and insufficient resilience to food crises, which have in some places spilled over into open conflict, displacement, criminality, radicalisation and violent extremism, as well as forced and irregular migration, trafficking in human beings and the smuggling of migrants. The security challenges have been increasingly linked to terrorist groups and illicit trafficking of all kinds. In a broader regional perspective, the effects of the crises in Libya and Yemen, as well as the internal conflicts in Sudan, South Sudan, Mali and the Boko Haram, Aqmi and Al-Shabaab terrorist threats, have put the whole region in a crisis situation.
AGREEMENT ESTABLISHINGOctober 16th, 2015
refugees and migrants across Africa. The European Council1 and the European Agenda on Migration2 have also called for a constructive effort to prevent further loss of lives at sea and to reinforce our overall cooperation with the key countries of transit and origin. They further call to pursue these objectives by tackling amongst others the root causes of irregular migration and forced displacement in countries of origin and transit and promoting peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, in particular by strengthening the rule of law, addressing human rights’ abuses, improving access to education, creating economic and equal opportunities, including through the promotion of decent work, enhancing legal mobility and building better governance, including on border management, the fight against human trafficking and smuggling, and the effective sustainable return, readmission and reintegration of irregular migrants not qualifying for protection. This requires a firm co
