Examples of using Integration strategies in English and their translations into Danish
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The European Commission website for national Roma integration strategies.
The EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies provides an opportunity to join forces at all levels and with all stakeholders to put an end to the exclusion of the Roma.
EU framework for coordinating national Roma integration strategies debate.
Ensuring that the integration strategies produced by the Council in different policy areas are translated into effective action and contribute to the implementation of the environmental aims and objectives of the Programme;
Firstly, the Commission has set out an EU framework for national Roma integration strategies.
With the EU Framework of National Roma Integration Strategies, we will tackle the plight of the Roma people for the first time at European level and turn it into an opportunity for all of us.
It acknowledges the Member States' prime responsibility for designing and implementing Roma integration strategies.
We therefore need to build together, within European andglobally- since the response can only be global- convergence and integration strategies that explicitly recognise the fact that dynamic social and cohesion policies are the foundations for the development of our society.
And today, the Commission adopted a Communication on an EU Framework for national Roma integration strategies.
On 5 April 2011, the Commission adopted its communication an EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies up to 2020 and hereby encouraging the Member States to develop or revise national strategies for Roma inclusion.
European Platform for Roma Inclusion- Extraordinary meeting on the national Roma integration strategies eu2012. dk.
I am confident that the EU framework for national Roma integration strategies- which, as the Vice-President has already said, the Commission will present in April- will provide the opportunity for the EU institutions and all stakeholders to join forces and make a tangible difference to the lives of Roma people in Europe.
The next item is the declaration by the Commission on the EU framework for coordinating national Roma integration strategies.
To this end, the Integration Fund contributes to the development andimplementation of national integration strategies in all aspects of society, in particular taking into account the principle that integration is a two-way dynamic process of mutual accommodation by both immigrants and citizens of Member States.
Although Member States are primarily responsible for designing and implementing Roma integration strategies, the EU can indeed support them.
On 5 April 2011, the Commission adopted its communication an EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies up to 2020 and hereby encouraging the Member States to develop or revise national strategies for Roma inclusion. The aim of this Roma platform is to give all stakeholders involved an opportunity to express their views on the national efforts andto pave the way for the successful implementation of national Roma integration strategies.
I believe that, together with you and with the Hungarian Presidency,we will be able in April to deliver the new EU framework for national Roma integration strategies.
Last but not least, the European Council is likely to endorse the EU Strategy forthe Danube Region and the EU Framework of National Roma Integration Strategies, thus realising two further priorities of the Hungarian Presidency.
To this end, the European Fund for the Integration ofThird Country Nationals invests EUR 111 million in the development andimplementation of national integration strategies.
Subject: The Sustainable Development Strategy of the Council of Ministers At the Helsinki European Council of Heads of State andGovernment in December 1999, nine Councils were reminded of the need to prepare comprehensive sustainability integration strategies, including indicators and a timetable for action, in time for the Gothenburg European Council in June 2001.
President-in-Office of the Council.-The Hungarian Presidency welcomes the Commission communication on the EU framework for national Roma integration strategies.
Vice-President of the Commission.- Madam President, I am presenting, together with my colleague, László Andor,the decision which the Commission has taken to present a new framework for national Roma integration strategies.
The integration strategy, obviously, also involves Member States and this Parliament, as well as the Commission.
Crossborder cooperation is rather seen as an important element of a more comprehensive integration strategy.
The Roma integration strategy being prepared under the direction of the Hungarian Presidency may create the Europe of the future for the Roma communities as well.
We must therefore make sure that the integration strategy which was adopted in Cardiff in June 1998 produces results.
The Fund seeks to foster the emergence of a coherent national integration strategy by stimulating regional and local integration policies and by promoting cooperation between the different levels of government.
Madam President, it is of course good news that we now have a concrete European framework that is going to place an obligation on every Member State to present its national Roma integration strategy.
That was indeed one of the reasons why the climate problem formed part of the integration strategy which was agreed in Cardiff and which now goes ahead in the preparations for the Vienna meeting.
The greater the level of integration among the actions, initiatives and policies implemented by Member States and all the European institutions,the greater the success the European Union's Roma integration strategy will enjoy.