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"Question No. 45 by Manolis Mavrommatis ()
The EU provides humanitarian aid to numerous countries worldwide. The heightened awareness of the governments of the 25 Member States and their immediate response to the humanitarian appeals of suffering peoples has assumed unforeseen proportions at the present time. Unfortunately, in a number of cases, the news arriving from certain parts of the world, such as recently the Ivory Coast, does not paint a picture of ideal conditions. Outbreaks of civil war, which very often spread to other countries, such as in Asia, Africa and Central America, complicate humanitarian action.
It is a fact that the European Union provides humanitarian aid to these countries.
How is it possible, however, to ensure that such aid and material assistance reaches the people who are suffering, such as at the present time in the Ivory Coast and Darfur, where ongoing hostilities claim scores of victims and anarchy and lawlessness are the order of the day?
What preventive measures is the European Union taking to deal with similar situations at present and in the future?"@en1
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"Subject: Effective use of EU humanitarian aid"1
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