Summary
The proposal seeks to mobilise the EU's contingency margin in 2017 to provide extra funding for security, citizenship, and global cooperation to address migration and humanitarian crises. 10 28.02.2017
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human rights
international relations
public finance and budget policy
Key points
In force from 01/01/2017
- The decision authorises the mobilisation of the contingency margin to provide additional funds for the 2017 budget.
- The funds are specifically allocated to increase spending for security, citizenship, and global cooperation.
- The mobilisation is a direct response to humanitarian needs, migration challenges, and internal security crises.
- The total amount will be offset by reducing available margins in other budget areas, such as administration and natural resources, between 2017 and 2019.
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