Примери за използване на Economic inclusion на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Supporting the economic inclusion of refugees.
Economic inclusion can take on many forms.
In addition, the programme focuses on economic inclusion of youth and women.
Support economic inclusion of people from marginalised communities.
A cornerstone of our approach to issues of economic inclusion is our social spending strategy.
Economies have made 274 reforms to laws andregulations that improve women's economic inclusion.
Reforms have improved women's economic inclusion but gaps remain, ten-year study shows.
Data will be the raw material of the twenty first century”- which brings with it complex challenges, from economic inclusion to privacy.
The project aims to address the problem of social and economic inclusion of Roma communities as a way to fight employment discrimination.
Governments in the region have established mechanisms for coordinating their response and facilitating the legal,social and economic inclusion of Venezuelan citizens.
Issues like economic inclusion, quality public education, access to health care, racism, immigration reform, hate crime prevention, and more.
The Commission is committed to help, at regional and national level,the efforts of these countries to improve the social and economic inclusion of Roma through.
More attention should be given to the social and economic inclusion of disadvantaged groups, and in particular Roma and young people not in education, employment or training.
Teaching staff, local organisations, associations, public authorities andNGOs sensible to the subject of Roma social and economic inclusion and access to education;
The workshop deals with on the subject of people with disability and the economic inclusion in society, inviting all participants to share good practices and learn how to use theatre for developing the following Key Competences.
VET providers, teaching staff and no teaching staff, local organisations, associations, public authorities andNGOs sensible to the subject of Roma social and economic inclusion and access to education;
SERCO project aims to tackle the problem of social and economic inclusion of Roma communities in partner countries by applying the concept of social economy as an innovative solution for reducing the risk of poverty and promoting entrepreneurship.
In addition, Member States should continue to modernise their national welfare systems to increase the efficiency of the available resources andachieve maximum impact in terms of social and economic inclusion.
The SERCo project aims to address the problem of social and economic inclusion of Roma communities in the partner countries by applying the concept of social economy as an innovative solution to reducing the risk of poverty and to enhancing entrepreneurship.
It is also very important for the European Commission and the Member States to mobilise existing EU strategies and measures and to coordinate actions, andfind common ground in order to ensure the social and economic inclusion of Roma.
By approving this strategy,the European Parliament has taken the first step towards promoting the social and economic inclusion of Roma, and now the Council and the Commission must take the necessary action to ensure that this strategy is successfully implemented.
We appreciate the Commission' efforts, especially those by the Regional Policy DG, and we encourage the Commission to further enhance local andregional involvement in practical action strengthening the economic inclusion of Roma society.
(b) promoting early integration measures for the social and economic inclusion of third-country nationals, preparing their active participation in and their acceptance by the receiving society, in particular with the involvement of local or regional authorities and civil society organisations.
We expect the EUR 5 million pilot project currently implemented by the Commission to pave the way for efficient and effective solutions in the areas that matter most:early childhood education and economic inclusion, and provide progress on policy learning and evaluation.
The SERCo study focuses on the problem of social and economic inclusion of Roma communities by applying the concept of social economy as an innovative solution to reducing the risk of poverty, to enhancing entrepreneurship, and to promoting social economy as an effective instrument for integrated development of the Roma communities.
The World Bank's country partnership framework for Serbia for the period 2016-2020 focuses its support in the key areas of economic governance and the role of the state,as well as private sector growth and economic inclusion, according to information published on the bank's website.
Welcomes the efforts made, and the wide range of useful mechanisms andfunds developed by the Commission to foster the social and economic inclusion of Roma and the fact that it launched an EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies by 2020, calling on Member States to adopt national strategies;
Whereas demographic change is a genuine issue in Europe and across the globe and a key challenge, not just in general, but also for local development and territorial enhancement policies in the EU today, together with employment-related issues, uncontrolled globalisation, climate change, the transition towards low-carbon economies and the challenges posed by the industrial andtechnological shift and social and economic inclusion;
Promoting integration measures for the social and economic inclusion of third country nationals, facilitating family reunification, preparing their active participation in and their acceptance by the receiving society, in particular with the involvement of local or regional authorities, non-governmental organisations, including refugees and migrants organisations and social partners; and.
Project beneficiaries are Roma women, associations and organizations working with Roma organizations, providers of vocational education and training, local organizations associations andother public institutions related to social and economic inclusion of Roma and their access to education, service employers sector organizations working with other disadvantaged groups(immigrants, people with disabilities.).