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PCD embedded in EU treaties

The Community has a legal obligation, contained in the Treaty, to ensure Policy Coherence for Development by taking an integrated approach to external relations, security, economic and development policies. The following tables offer a comprehensive overview of how coherence is embedded in the treaties, how it relates to development cooperation and who can be held responsible for incoherence.

  • Firstly, the articles compel policymakers to seriously consider matters of coherence.
  • Secondly, in case development cooperation policy is in any way involved the articles make clear that development policy should not be compromised.

Table 1: On policy coherence

Table 2: On coherence and Develoment

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Table 1: Policy Coherence
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Table 2: Coherence and Development
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EU Constitution
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Treaty on European Union
Maastricht Treaty 1992
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Treaty establishing the European Communities
Rome Treaty 1958
(2002 Nice update)
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