Rationale of the borrowing for NextGenerationEU. Description and assessment of the NextGenerationEU borrowing strategy to date. Potential positive effects and challenges of NextGenerationEU borrowing. Union budget and new own resources. Results of Pilot. Fundamental implementation issues. EIC Fund management and considerations on restructuring the Fund. EIC Fund as sole investor. Implementation flaws. Application procedure. Other individual issues raised. Current state of play. Stability and security options.
Citizens and human rights. The Human rights situation in Afghanistan especially the deterioration of women's rights and attacks against educational institutions.
The continuing repression of the democratic opposition and civil society in Belarus. Principles and objectives of the European financial architecture for development. Challenges to be addressed. European and national financial institutions. Financing for development.
Assessment of Hungary's compliance with the rule of law conditions under the Conditionality Regulation and state of play of the Hungarian RRP. Conditions for establishing and deploying European Years. Ensuring meaningful youth engagement and involvement in policy and decision-making. Combating precariousness among young people and providing a quality start to working life. Investing in the next generation through education.
Resolution on Combating shrinking space with expanding opportunities for youth organisations, national youth councils and international non-governmental youth organisations. Improving EU regulations on wild and exotic animals to be kept as pets in the European Union through an EU positive list. Stresses that NGEU is the largest EU common borrowing programme and the first that not only grants loans to Member States, but also provides direct Union budget expenditure embedded in genuine EU programmes and policies; underlines that common Union debt managed by the Commission boosts the size, impact and added value of the Union budget, thereby supporting the post-COVID recovery and delivering on long-term EU priorities, in particular the green and digital transitions; 2.
