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Finally, the Commission will encourage more research into the number of women and girls at risk.
Hoping that the explicit recommendations of the European Commission will encourage these institutions at least to consider;
The Commission will encourage SMEs, the largest group of employers in the EU, to offer young people work.
However, the extent of coverage of official controls on organic farming is still limited and the Commission will encourage Member States to improve timely and substantial reporting.
The Commission will encourage the exchange of good practices in the framework of the European Network for Rural Development.
This topic is at the core of a conference organised today, ahead of International Women's day(8 March), in Brussels,where the European Commission will encourage young girls in Europe to"Move out of the shadow and seize the opportunITy".
To meet these goals, the Commission will encourage the exchange of good practices between Member States' authorities and volunteering organisations.
While not all NPIs must be directly complementary to other RD measures and schemes,in cases where there is such complementarity, the Commission will encourage the relevant Member States to report in their annual implementation reports the number and proportion of NPI projects linked to the achievement of agri-environmental- climate commitments.
The Commission will encourage the ICT sector, which at present accounts for 2% of global CO2 emissions, to lead by example the drive towards carbon neutrality.
As regards the performance risks, the Commission will encourage Member States to share experiences and good practices in the framework of regular meetings.
The Commission will encourage the update of the Day 1.5 service list and future C-ITS service lists, through the continuation of the C-ITS Platform process.
It can therefore play a key role in the circular economy, and the Commission will encourage this role through its actions on Green Public Procurement 25(GPP), where criteria are developed at EU level and then used by public authorities on a voluntary basis.
The Commission will encourage Member States to use adequate indicators for the monitoring of TA expenditure, although it will not make it compulsory.
(17) In the framework of its Roadmap for Equality between Women andMen 2006- 2010, the Commission will encourage the mainstreaming of gender issues into all its sports-related activities, with a specific focus on access to sport for immigrant women and women from ethnic minorities, women's access to decision-making positions in sport and media coverage of women in sport.
The Commission will encourage Member States to launch similar initiatives at national level, in compliance with relevant EU public procurement law.
In particular, the Commission will encourage closer cooperation between regional and national authorities to stimulate the development of the health technology sector.
Furthermore, the Commission will encourage the Member States to adopt appropriate selection criteria for their aquaculture projects over the 2014-2020 programming period.
The Commission will encourage online platforms to recognise different kinds of secure electronic identifications(eID) which offer the same reassurance as their own eID systems.
The Commission will encourage the ICT industry to demonstrate leadership in reducing its own CO2 emissions and by identifying and creating solutions that will benefit the whole economy.
Recommendation 3(d) The Commission will encourage, in the context of reprioritisation, statistical innovation, for example by phasing out existing statistical products in exchange for new ones.
The Commission will encourage the modernisation of enforcement authorities through the European Semester, the EU's annual cycle of economic policy coordination, and when necessary through specific legislation.
To this end, the Commission will encourage fact-checkers and civil society organisations to provide educational material to schools and educators and organise a European Week of Media Literacy;
The Commission will encourage programme authorities in the monitoring committee to examine and discuss the state of implementation of FEI's, including the reasons for delays and possible corrective measures to be taken.
The Commission will encourage new Europe-wide networking initiatives to encourage cross-border exchanges and synergies among volunteer organisations and other sectors, especially with businesses.
Whenever possible, the Commission will encourage Member States to provide platforms for mutual learning and sharing of experiences and best practices that would foster the development of sustainable urban mobility policies.
For this purpose, the Commission will encourage the networking of relevant players to share information and best practices among EU countries and propose guidance principles on framework conditions for job creation.
The Commission will encourage wider stakeholder involvement, including social partners, OSH experts, representatives of micro and small enterprises and professional associations, in implementing OSH legislation.
The Commission will encourage and help Member States to improve their capacity to enforce EU law and provide remedies in order to ensure that the end-users of EU law- whether private individuals or businesses- can fully enjoy their rights(15).
Notwithstanding, the Commission will encourage managing authorities to use selection criteria and procedures for energy efficiency investments in buildings that include some key parameters for linking their energy efficiency investments in buildings to the targeted or achieved energy savings.
The Commission will encourage the eIDAS Cooperation Network to promote, in cooperation with platforms, voluntary online systems allowing the identification of suppliers of information based on trustworthy electronic identification and authentication means, including verified pseudonyms, as provided under the Regulation on electronic identification.