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"Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, policies to tackle new and old forms of poverty, which, unfortunately, are on the rise in today’s Europe and in the Europe of the crisis of recent times, along with one-sided austerity policies, above all, on the part of the Member States, require new financial commitments and new resources not only with regard to the European budget, including within the framework of financial prospects, but also with regard to European policies – as just mentioned – from the European Social Fund to the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), as well as to the budgets of individual Member States. Above all, as regards individual states, we should utilise the European Semester to monitor year after year, in practical terms, the policies they dedicate to this fundamental challenge.
In order to give credibility to the objective to reduce poverty and social exclusion for around 20 million European citizens, it is necessary to have coherence between the enormous resources that Europe and the States should make available and the concrete policies that we can put into practice. It is calculated that around EUR 2 billion are needed between now and 2020 in order to realise the objectives that we are proposing. The challenge that we as the Committee on Budgets are identifying and focusing on is this: coherence between the financial resources that we make available and the policies that we put into practice."@en1
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