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Recommends that the Member States and the EU implement an impact assessment of policies that are targeted at young people;
Considering that a possible introduction of a basic income requires intermediary steps to make it affordable through bold revisions in national social protection and taxation systems,the Assembly recommends that the member States.
Welcomes the new models of agricultural credit which have become possible in the context of close cooperation between the Commission andthe European Investment Bank, and recommends that the Member States apply them as widely as possible;
Recommends that the Member States develop a Europe-wide uniform and transparent identification system for accessible options and establish corresponding internet platforms;
Having regard to its resolution of 14 January 2009 on the situation of fundamental rights in the European Union 2004-2008(3), which stipulates in its Article 89 that‘fundamental rights do not stop at barrack gates' andthat‘they also fully apply to citizens in uniform, and recommends that the Member States ensure that fundamental rights are also observed in the armed forces'.
In the document the Commission recommends that the Member States develop their own CBA guidelines to take into account their specific institutional and economic conditions.
Given the sheer volume of information that will be subject to mandatory automatic exchange of information and given that the categories listed in Article 8 will be supplemented by other types of information,the EESC recommends that the Member States provide the human and IT resources needed for the proper implementation of the measures set out in the proposal for a directive.
Recommends that the Member States undertake the necessary measures to facilitate transport and access to cultural institutions for disabled people and people with reduced mobility;
Recommends that the Member States develop proactive, universal and integrated social policies that prevent poverty and the removal of children from their family environment;
(a) recommends that the Member States and European Institutions encourage the rotation of public officials to prevent corruption and infiltration by organised crime;
Recommends that the Member States introduce the establishment of accessibility as an eligibility criterion for the tourism industry in the context of economic development programmes;
Recommends that the Member States move away from institutional care in favour of stable foster care systems which better prepare children and young people for an independent life, continued learning or work;
Recommends that the Member States look for means of acknowledging the value of the work done by women who provide worthwhile services and contribute to the functioning of the host society;
Recommends that the Member States establish AI ethics monitoring and oversight bodies and encourage companies developing AI to set up ethics boards and draw up ethical guidelines for their AI developers;
Recommends that the Member States integrate learning about the EU into their secondary school curricula, in order to familiarise students with the functioning of the Union, its history and the values of European citizenship;
Recommends that the Member States promote within their own educational systems certain concepts borrowed from the European School system, to encourage the emergence of European citizenship from a very young age;
Recommends that the Member States consider education as one of the most important cultural activities, since promoting demand means, above all, providing people with the skills and knowledge to allow them to appreciate the arts;
Recommends that the Member States design and implement active labour market measures enabling workers affected by the introduction of innovative technologies in the financial sector to take up a new job as soon as possible.
Recommends that the Member States step up information and awareness‑raising campaigns to ensure that farmers know how to use PPPs properly and are fully informed of the effects thereof, including how to protect their health and that of others;
Recommends that the Member States and the Commission facilitate access to credible information addressing the main concerns about AI and robotics such as privacy, safety and transparency in decision-making;
Recommends that the Member States, when using European Structural and Investment Funds(ESIF) resources and developing social policies, should devote greater attention to protecting families(especially single-parent families) with children with health problems against poverty;
Recommends that the Member States improve the quality of youth centres and enhance their role as a meeting place for young people and observes that the admission of juvenile offenders to such centres would facilitate their social reintegration and encourage a feeling of being a member of society;
Recommends that the Member States put in place mechanisms that promote and ensure children's participation in decision making that affects their lives and enable and encourage children to express informed views, ensuring that those views are given due weight and are reflected in the main decisions affecting them;
Recommends that the Member States examine the possibility of better coordination and cooperation between intelligence and law enforcement services at EU level, for example by sending intelligence experts in addition to law enforcement staff to the meetings of the Counter-Terrorism Joint Liaison Team(CTJLT) at Europol;
Recommends that the Member States develop and implement integrated child protection systems to protect children against violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect in such a way as to ensure that all duty-bearers and system components work together across sectors and agencies sharing responsibilities to form a protective and empowering environment for all children;
Recommends that the Member State in which the Parliamentarium facilities are established partly finance their establishment and running costs;
In such a case, the Commission indicates the reasons for its concerns and recommends that the Member State solves the problems identified within a fixed time limit, and informs the Commission of the steps taken to that effect.
To ensure equal representation within its own ranks,the EESC has called on the Council to review its guidelines for the appointment of EESC members and recommended that the Member States select them on a gender parity basis.
It has thus called on the Council to review its guidelines for the appointment of EESC members and recommended that the Member States select them on a gender parity basis.