European Economic
and Social Committee
Increasing the impact of EU Development Policy Agenda for change / The future approach to EU Budget Support to third countries
Download — Increasing the impact of EU Development Policy Agenda for change / The future approach to EU Budget Support to third countries
President: Mr Almeida Freire (PT-I)
Rapporteur: Ms Le Nouail Marlière (FR-II)
Members:
Ms Attard (MT-III)
Ms Cavero Mestre (ES-I)
Mr Iuliano (IT-II)
Mr Jahier (IT-III)
Mr Mitov (BG-II)
Ms Päärendson (EE-I)
Mr Pîrvulescu (RO-III)
Mr van Oorschot (NL-I)
Mr Westendorp (NL-III)
Mr Zufiaur Narvaiza (ES-II)
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