I see this extended Lamfalussy framework as a major step to achieve the objective of consistent supervisory action across the EU and, in this way, to further promote financial integration. In its young existence, the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS) has already delivered an impressive amount of work in this area.
The improved land tenure security is cited to have played a critical role in accelerating agricultural growth, increasing food security, and reducing poverty throughout the country. The most impressive gain was the falling of the poverty rate from over 70 per cent in the mid80s to around 29 per cent of the population in 2002 and further down to 10 per cent in 2010.