Policy Coherence for Development : 2015 EU Report

Policy Coherence for Development (PCD) is a priority for the European Commission and mechanisms and procedures to avoid contradictions and build synergies between different EU policies have continued to improve since the last PCD report of 2013. The 2015 report covers both cross-cutting and thematic issues from 2013-15 and presents examples of progress on PCD across different policy areas.

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Alternative title:	SWD(2015) 159 final Commission Staff Working Document : Policy Coherence for Development ; 2015 EU Report
Year of publication:	2015
Institutions:	Europäische Kommission
Publisher:	Amt für Amtliche Veröffentlichungen, Luxemburg
Subject:	Entwicklungshilfepolitik \| development aid policy \| EU \| Europäische Kommission \| European Commission \| Koordination \| coordination \| 2013 - 2015

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Executive summary
Introduction
1 Promoting Policy Coherence for Development
1.1 Why Policy Coherence for Development?
1.2 PCD Actors: Roles and Contributions
1.3 European Commission: Mechanisms and Tools
1.4 Member States
1.5 Independent Assessments
2 Trade & Finance
2.1 Trade and Development
2.2 Improving Market Access
2.3 Corporate Social Respionsibility (CSR)
2.4 Good Tax Governance and Finance
3 Food Security
3.1 Agricultural Policy
3.2 Fisheries and Maritime Policy
4 Climate Change<br<4.1 Climate Change Actions
4.2 Environmental Actions
5 Migration
5.1 Migration Policy
5.2 Policy Dialogue and Partnerships
5.3 Legal Migration
5.4 Asylum and International Migration
6. Security
6.1 A Comprehensive Approach
6.2 Responding to Fragility
6.3 Building Capacity and Conflict Prevention
6.4 Women, Peace and Security: UN Security Council Resolution 1325
6.5 International Processes and Partnerships
7 Key Challenges Ahead
Annex / Glossary

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