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It condemns Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and highlights EU support for humanitarian aid, macro-financial assistance, and resilience building. The statement outlines EU actions for global food insecurity, vaccine access under ACT-A, and climate and biodiversity financing, while calling for coordinated efforts on debt, transparency, SDR rechanneling, and digital development to reduce poverty and strengthen stability.","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 FIFTH MEETING WASHINGTON, DC – APRIL 22, 2022  \nDC/S/2022-0024 April 22, 2022  \nStatement by  \nJutta Urpilainen  \nEuropean Commissioner for International Partnerships  \nEuropean Commission  \nStatement by  \nJutta Urpilainen  \nEuropean Commissioner for International Partnerships  \nEuropean Commission  \n105th Meeting of the Development Committee  \nApril 22, 2022  \nWashington, DC  \nRussia’s unprovoked military aggression against Ukraine and its civilians violates international law and the principles of the United Nations Charter and undermines European and global security and stability. It is exacting a tragic human cost on the people of Ukraine.  \nThe EU will continue to work very closely with its international partners to support Ukraine. We welcome the IMF and World Bank’s concerted efforts to assist Ukraine. The EU has so far agreed EUR 600 million in humanitarian aid, emergency support and support to state and resilience building, plus an emergency macro-financial assistance loan of EUR 1.2 billion. The EU budget is also supporting neighbouring countries affected by the flows of refugees.  \nThe effects of the war are being felt not only in Europe but also globally. The war in Ukraine is disrupting trade flows and supply chains, raising energy and food prices, exacerbating the financing challenges faced by many partner countries. The international community needs to act in a coordinated manner to address these challenges.  \nTo address growing food insecurity, the EU is committed to stepping up humanitarian assistance for the most affected regions and population and facilitating the transition to resilient and sustainable food systems. This includes supporting programmes on agricultural growth, sustainable agriculture, improving nutrition and increasing resilience of food systems to external shocks in over 50 partner countries. In the Sahel and Lake Chad countries, the EU and its Member States will mobilise almost EUR 1 billion by the end of the year to address the worsening food crisis. We will continue to monitor the situation in other parts of the world, including the Horn of Africa, Yemen and Afghanistan.  \nThe EU and its Members States continue to support all pillars of the ACT-A. The EU supports the goal of vaccinating at least 70% of the population against COVID-19 in all countries. The EU and its Member States are exporting over two thirds of its vaccine production with the rest of the world; and in a Team Europe approach, already over 470 million doses have been donated. As supply is gradually more available, the EU is increasing its support to vaccine roll-out, in particular in countries with the lowest vaccination rates. The EU is also investing at least EUR 1 billion to ramp up vaccine production capacity in Africa, working closely with the World Bank Group.  \nThe EU welcomes progress with the World Bank’s Climate Change Action Plan but more needs to be done. It is essential to link climate action to support for biodiversity. The EU will be committing an additional EUR 4 billion in climate-related expenditure in partner countries up to 2027, with the total now set to exceed EUR 28 billion and doubling its support for biodiversity. We call on other partners to increase their efforts. The dual challenge of COVID-19 and the Russian aggression against Ukraine also seriously affects the specific issues under discussion, debt and digital. We agree with the World Bank’s analysis of current global debt challenges and with the need to address them on multiple fronts.  \nWe need to step up efforts to improve the functioning of the G20-Paris Club Common Framework, to create the right incentives for eligible countries to benefit from debt treatment. 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