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Improving knowledge.
The EESC supports all initiatives aimed at improving knowledge of existing legislation in the EU.
Improving knowledge and innovation for growth.
Promoting a high value-added economy, by improving knowledge and innovation for growth;
Improving knowledge and co-operation.
Help develop a strategy for research on the prevention of drug dependence and for improving knowledge of the effects of drugs;
Improving knowledge and innovation to strengthen growth;
Making Europe and it regions more attractive places to invest and work;• improving knowledge and innovation for growth;• more and better jobs.
Improving knowledge in the field of tourism.
Initially this concerns the assessment methods, manuals and guides,statistics and, more generally, tools for improving knowledge.
Objective A: improving knowledge in the field of tourism.
It is based on the assumptions that peoplelack knowledge(of what they should be doing) and that improving knowledge changes attitude, creating the desire to change.
Improving knowledge of the existing legal framework.
The most effective meansof increasing public readiness would appear to be improving knowledge of transplant issues among the public and the media.
Improving knowledge and understanding- sound science, risk and transparency.
To improve understanding of the issues related to discrimination, by improving knowledge of the phenomenon and evaluating the effectiveness of policies and practices;
Improving knowledge on the distribution and state of populations of the wryneck in Switzerland.
Of course, there are good decisions and we should highlight them, such as controls and sanctions,involving the relevant parties in the decision-making processes, improving knowledge of fishing techniques and resources.
Raising awareness and improving knowledge on CSR and reporting on its achievements.
The campaign also aims at promoting risk assessment,targeting groups of workers with special needs and higher risks and improving knowledge of the legal framework already in place.
Improving knowledge, skills and research is crucial for Britain's and Europe's future.
The Member States may also collect additional information useful for improving knowledge of production and marketing potential relating in particular to areas under glass and the existence of wine-making facilities;
Improving knowledge is crucial for the sustainable management of ocean resources, including the better assessment of fish stocks and the impacts of certain fishing methods.
The joint action will focus on prevention- anarea which Parliament underlines in this report- and also on improving knowledge and data and sharing good practices.
Improving knowledge of the seas and oceans that make up 71% of our planet's surface is one of the three cross-cutting tools of the EU's integrated maritime policy2.
The activities aimed at promoting cooperation,best practice and innovative approaches, improving knowledge, developing an exchange of information and evaluating the experience in implementing the National Action Plans at all levels, will include.
Improving knowledge and innovation for growth is one of the three major priorities of the Community Strategic Guidelines for Cohesion which were adopted by the Council yesterday, and which lay out how regional policy can contribute most effectively to the sustainable creation of growth and jobs in the programming period 2007-2013.
The Commission acknowledges the value of the report for improving knowledge about the real problems facing SMEs as present and as useful material for stimulate any substantive debate on this matter.
The activities include in particular projects aimed at improving knowledge of the current situation in the Acceding and Candidate Countries with the secondary objective of strengthening capacity in these countries, for example by establishing networks and training experts.
These include teaching and dissemination of languages, improving knowledge of the culture and history of the EU, encouraging mobility of students and teachers, vocational training to integrate citizens into the labour market, and stimulating artistic and literary creation.