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Calls on the Commission to encourage incentives for their proper handling;
Calls on the Commission to encourage greater gender equality in the teaching profession;
Calls on the Commission to encourage cultural diversity, integration of migrants and quality of citizenship;
Calls on the Commission to encourage the recovery of critical raw materials also from mining waste;
Calls on the Commission to encourage Member States to raise their level of funding for research;
Calls on the Commission to encourage Member States to ensure that this process is further implemented;
Calls on the Commission to encourage the exchange of best practices and to develop guidance in this respect;
Calls on the Commission to encourage the use of the simplified cost options introduced by the"Omnibus" Regulation;
Calls on the Commission to encourage the US side to lift the ban on beef imports from the EU;
Calls on the Commission to encourage the dissemination of good practices resulting from voluntary CSR initiatives;
Calls on the Commission to encourage the further development of such areas and the dissemination of best practice and knowledge;
Calls on the Commission to encourage all European and international stakeholders to tackle cyber security-related threats;
Calls on the Commission to encourage twinning between European local and regional authorities and their counterparts in migrants' countries of origin;
Calls on the Commission to encourage Member States to take measures to protect and respect the fundamental rights of intersex people;
Calls on the Commission to encourage Member States to set further targets to encourage work-based learning in VET programmes;
Calls on the Commission to encourage not only the adoption but also the application of European standards, in particular by communicating them to SMEs in a simple manner;
Calls on the Commission to encourage Member States to do more to renovate non-residential buildings in the light of their strong potential for short-term profitability;
Calls on the Commission to encourage collaboration between culture professionals, educators, engaged citizens and business professionals in order to stimulate a renewed public interest in culture;
Calls on the Commission to encourage Member States to promote(medical) fertility support and to end discrimination in access to fertility treatment and assisted reproduction;
Calls on the Commission to encourage the exploring of opportunities to further develop seaweed aquaculture, a sector with ecological and economic value, with due regard for social and environmental sustainability;
Calls on the Commission to encourage, in the monitoring of progress of CSR, greater female participation in the MSF and the exchange of information and good practices in the field of gender equality;
Calls on the Commission to encourage regular and structured exchanges of information and sharing of best practices throughout the Union, between the Commission and the Member States, and including regional and municipal authorities;
Calls on the Commission to encourage EU-level inter-branch organisations to jointly defend the interests of producers in the sectors most oriented towards cross-border markets, such as the fruit and vegetable sector;
Calls on the Commission to encourage initiatives with formal education and informal learning to support young people's innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship and to promote cohesion and understanding between young people of different groups;
Calls on the Commission to encourage Member States to adopt and improve systems for monitoring, measuring and managing energy efficiency in buildings in order to achieve substantial gains in energy efficiency in buildings in the EU;
Calls on the Commission to encourage the competitiveness and innovation of the space sector through formulas that rely not only on structural and investment funds, but also on the private sector in the areas where its involvement is important;
Calls on the Commission to encourage internet and social media companies to work with governments and law enforcement authorities in order to combat this problem, whilst ensuring that fundamental rights and the rule of law are fully respected;
Calls on the Commission to encourage the correct use of the internet in schools, in the light of the ISTAT statistics which show that young people who have access to the net do not have the skills needed to hold down steady employment.
Calls on the Commission to encourage and support partnerships between the cultural industries sector and the information and communication technology sectors in order to promote synergies between creativity and innovation within the context of the Lisbon Strategy;
Calls on the Commission to encourage, within the Strategy, the Member States, relevant international and European institutions, NGOs, Roma communities, other stakeholders and the public to use the terms‘Roma'/‘Roma and Sinti' whenever referring to this minority;