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The Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion is, in 2008, in its fourth year.
This leaflet presents a summary of the Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion 2009.
Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion 2008- Social inclusion, pensions, healthcare and longterm care.
This leaflet provides a summary of the European Commission and Council 2008 Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion.
Joint report on social inclusion sum marising the results of the examination of the national action plans for social inclusion 2003-05.
This second set was summed up by the Commission in the Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion, adopted by the Council of Europe in 2006.
The first joint report on social inclusion and the es tablishment of a set of common indicators constitute important elements in the policy defined at Lisbon for eradicating poverty and promoting social inclusion, taking in health and housing.
For instance, one of the six key priorities agreed by the Commission andthe Member States in the 2004 Joint Report on Social Inclusion is to develop a focus on eliminating poverty and social exclusion amongst children.
Point 1.9 Joint report on social inclusion summarising the results of the examination of the national action plans for social inclusion(2003-05): Bull.
The next item is the report(A5-0158/2002) by Mrs Figueiredo, on behalf of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, on the communication from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions:Draft joint report on social inclusion.
This will provide the basis for the Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion that will be presented in 2009.
Moreover, the first joint report on social inclusion, drawn up on the basis of national action plans combating poverty and social exclusion, highlighted the need for a joint analysis of the different situations in the European Union.
One of the proposals that the EP has adopted and which I tabled in the Committee of Employment andSocial Affairs seeks to ensure that the joint report on social protection pays‘particular attention to poverty issues and to progress in social inclusion within the EU Member States and in the accession countries.
Moreover, in the 2008 Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion, transmitted by the Council to the European Council, Member States committed themselves to increasing access to quality services.
This leaflet presents the main findings of the 2009 Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion and reviews the principal trends across the European Union(EU) and at national levels within these areas.
In this draft joint report on social inclusion, which the Council and the Commission will adopt for the Laeken European Council in December 2001, the Commission identifies good practice and in novative approaches of common interest on the basis of the national action plans forwarded by the Member States, in accordance with the mandate received from the Nice European Council.
European Commission, Draft Joint report on social inclusion summarising the results ofthe examination of the National Action Plans for Social Inclusion(2003-2005), COM(2003) 773.
In the joint report on social protection and inclusion which was adopted by the Council in 2008, Member States made a commitment to increase access to high quality services balancing out public and private competences and formal and informal care The Member States have felt that the provision of services in a residential or a community setting is better or preferable to institutional care, although it is true that these high quality services continue to be a challenge for many Member States.
The Commission is now completing the draft Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion 2009, which will send a clear signal on the need to ensure long-term adequacy and sustainability of incomes, make the provision of healthcare more effective, and reduce inequalities in the field of health.
Mr President, Commissioner,ladies and gentlemen, according to the Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion for 2008, 16% of the population of the EU is still living below the poverty line, and 19% of children are at risk of destitution and social exclusion, despite all the commitments made by the Member States in 2000 to drastically reduce poverty by 2010.
As the honourable parliamentarian has said very well the joint report on social protection and social inclusion, which was submitted to the European Council meeting on 19-20 March, stresses the need for appropriate social policies, not only to mitigate the adverse social impact on the most vulnerable but also to cushion the impact of the crisis on the economy as a whole.
The Joint Council-Commission report on social protection and social inclusion provides useful information on policies for combating poverty within Member States.