Examples of using Marginalised communities in English and their translations into Finnish
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Marginalised communities and criminality;
ERDF funding supports integrated housing projects for Roma and other marginalised communities.
Integration of marginalised communities such as the Roma;
There is benefit from common work on innovation, tourism, information society,institutional capacity and marginalised communities.
A specific investment priority for the integration of marginalised communities such as the Roma has also been established.
Marginalised communities(especially Roma, the majority of whom live in the Region) in particular should benefit.
Romania intends to develop integrated intervention teams for marginalised communities and implements a holistic package of anti-poverty measures.
As well as several others(BE, EL, ES, FR, IT),have selected the new ESF investment priority on the socio-economic integration of marginalised communities.
Migrants and people from more marginalised communities are also more likely to work in a domestic situation.
Ii Take further steps to increase the participation rate of young people especially from disadvantaged and marginalised communities in the formal school system.
Now, the Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act(UPHPA) offers a template forreforming state-level property law, which would dramatically change the inheritance rules in marginalised communities.
This may be used to continue the type of integrated housing schemes for the benefit of marginalised communities, including Roma, which have been started with ERDF funding in the 2007-2013 period.
The European Parliament has given its green light to a proposal from the European Commission which makes it possible to use European regional funding to improve housing for marginalised communities.
Marginalised communities, including the Roma, are largely excluded from the labour market and the mainstream education system, representing a significant underutilised labour potential in the Slovak economy.
Concerning the justice aspect of the issue, discussions among ministers focused on questions such as:What are the barriers to access to justice for marginalised communities, including the Roma?
I also welcome its equal treatment for all Member States, because marginalised communities with a need for assistance and integration deserve our concern, regardless of the Member State to which they belong.
The newly adopted measures will extend the use of the European Regional Development Fund(ERDF)to cover housing interventions in favour of marginalised communities in all Member States.
In this area, a specific investment priority for the integration of marginalised communities such as marginalised Roma communities has been established to allow for explicit but not exclusive targeting11 and better monitoring of results.
One year on from the European Parliament's adoption of an amendment to the ERDF Regulation aimed at investing in housing for marginalised communities, projects are having trouble getting off the ground.
The aim is to benefit extremely marginalised communities- explicitly but not exclusively addressing Roma communities- in the 27 EU Member States by co-funding interventions, together with the European Social Fund, in new and renovated housing in urban and rural areas, as part of an integrated approach that includes education, employment, social care, and healthcare actions.
The ESF shall benefit people, including disadvantaged groups such as the long-term unemployed, people with disabilities, migrants,ethnic minorities, marginalised communities and people facing social exclusion.
It is a package of funding to launch our regions into the new millennium,seven years of support for our most marginalised communities and areas who need our European commitment and solidarity, for the young, the long-term unemployed and women returners: people who want to play an active role and part in economic regeneration in Europe.
This extension from the 12 States that joined in 2000 and2007 to all the Member States offers solutions to the problems that insalubrious housing poses for certain marginalised communities throughout the EU.
Lastly, according to the report presented to Parliament,the power to determine the criteria applied to establish which part of the ERDF can be assigned to helping marginalised communities should lie with the European Commission: this provision seems to allow the Commission alone broad discretionary powers in determining the aforementioned criteria; criteria on which the extent and the scale of the measure will effectively depend.
Mr President, the problem which this report and its amendments on European regional development funding allegedly seeks to address is the one of the homeless or,as the report terms them, the marginalised communities.
The amendment of the regulation governing the ERDF extending the eligibility of housing interventions in favour of marginalised communities enables Member States to revise their Operational Programmes and re-prioritise their investments, by using maximum 2% of their total ERDF allocation for housing interventions in favour of marginalised communities for both replacement and renovation.
The European Union had to intervene and use all the instruments at its disposal to come to the aid of badly-housed people,especially marginalised communities who were previously unable to benefit from ERDF resources.
In the public consultation- especially in the contributions of Member States- it became clear that other issues should or could be also covered either because of cross-border externalities(innovation and competitiveness, implementation of the Single Market, human capital, security, tourism) and/ or as it is clearly beneficial to exchange experiences information society,institutional capacity or marginalised communities.
The Cohesion Policy Framework proposed by the Commission includes a minimum allocation for social inclusion and poverty, improved access to funds and their better coordination and integration, andan investment priority dedicated to the integration of marginalised communities such as the Roma and ex-ante conditionality requirements making Structural Funds investments conditional upon the existence of a National Roma Integration Strategy in line with the EU Framework.