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"Set up in 1997, the Daphne programme has made its mark as the only EU programme seeking to combat violence against women, children and young people. Since it was established, the programme has thrown light on new forms of violence. Parliament has pointed out in numerous resolutions that the Daphne programme has been underfunded so far, and has stated its intention of ensuring that it has sufficient funding so that it can tackle the real problems.
In 2000, the Daphne initiative was transformed into a multiannual programme covering the period 2000-2003 and allocated funding of EUR 20 million. The programme aroused a great deal of interest, both in the European Union and in various international bodies working to stop the commercial sexual exploitation of children.
The Daphne II and Daphne III programmes were launched in 2004 and 2007 respectively, with an average annual budget of EUR 10 million for Daphne II and EUR 16.7 million for Daphne III, which formed part of the general programme ‘Fundamental Rights and Justice’. I believe that the objectives of the programme, that is to say, to prevent and combat all forms of violence against women, children and young people and to create a coordinated, coherent and effective EU policy, are still relevant to the current needs of the target groups."@en1
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