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It frames the COVID-19 crisis as multidimensional, calling for a resilient, inclusive and green recovery aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. The EU highlights rapid action, “Team Europe” support of EUR 37 billion, additional vaccine-access funding including COVAX, and the need for coordinated multilateral efforts, targeted financing, climate integration, and strengthened debt relief through extension and broader participation.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nDEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE  \n(Joint Ministerial Committee  \nof the  \nBoards of Governors ofthe Bank and the Fund  \non the  \nTransfer of Real Resources to Developing Countries)  \nONE HUNDRED AND TWO MEETING WASHINGTON, D.C.– OCTOBER 16, 2020  \nDC/S/2020-0051 October 16, 2020  \nStatement by  \nJutta Urpilainen  \nEuropean Commissioner for International Partnerships  \nEuropean Commission  \nStatement by  \nJutta Urpilainen  \nEuropean Commissioner for International Partnerships  \nEuropean Commission  \n102nd Meeting of the Development Committee  \nOctober 16, 2020  \nWashington, D.C.  \n(VIRTUAL)  \nThe multidimensional COVID-19 crisis calls for a multidimensional response. While our immediate priority should remain the containment and roll back of the virus, combined with mitigation of its immediate impact on people and the economy, we need to start working on the recovery.  \nSome talk of putting the world back on track to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. However, the world was never on track to start with. We need a qualitative jump towards more sustainability, better coordination and shared ambition. With less than ten years to go to 2030, we have to build back much better.  \nThis means a resilient recovery that factors in existing and future shocks. An inclusive recovery that leaves no one behind, while making the most out of digital opportunities. And a green recovery that works for our planet.  \nFrom the early days of the crisis, the EU has shown commitment to fight COVID-19 at home and abroad. We are determined to play our part in addressing the global health and socio-economic crises. Our response has been swift, ambitious – in both depth and breadth – and joined up.  \nIn early April, we launched a ‘Team Europe’ package to support partner countries in their fight against COVID-19. By combining resources from the EU and its Member States and European financial institutions, we have so far mobilised EUR 37 billion, that are being deployed on the humanitarian, health, and socio-economic fronts.  \nBecause diagnostics, treatments and vaccines should be accessible to all, we initiated in May a pledging marathon that helped mobilise almost EUR 16 billion to ensure collaborative development and universal deployment. We formally committed to the principle of universal, equitable and affordable access to vaccines, with a focus on the most vulnerable countries. As part ofour Team Europe effort, we also pledged EUR 400 million of support to the COVAX Facility.  \nLater in May, at the UN Financing for Development Forum, President von der Leyen called for a Global Recovery Initiative, linking investment and debt relief to the Sustainable Development Goals. We are ready to develop partnerships under this umbrella, including with the World Bank Group.  \nYet EU action, however ambitious, cannot be enough. The COVID-19 crisis calls for a coordinated global response to support the most vulnerable. The World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund  \nhave been at the forefront of multilateral action and the EU is proud to contribute to initiatives that are proving instrumental to mitigate the crisis’worse effects.  \nTo make the most out of this unprecedented effort, it will be crucial that financial firepower targets the most transformative interventions through clear criteria. The EU will take this approach for the programming of the EU’s external action budget for the period 2021-27.  \nMassive public expenditure and international solidarity are catalysts and offer a unique occasion to start doing things better. Resilience can no longer be an afterthought. Therefore, we encourage the Bank to promote climate-focused Development Policy Finance, and to increase the scrutiny of prior actions in all such operations. Equally, we support the positive steps taken by the Fund on building resilience, and encourage it to further strengthen the climate dimension of its action. 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