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Designed to help Europeans learn more about working abroad and changing careers,the fair's activities will include large scale job fairs in cities such as Leipzig.
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Once we reach our exciting and hopefully virus-free destination,romantic Antarctica, our activities will include building shelter, hunting for food and starting civilization anew.
Organised activities will include the creation of a guide to voting, bus tours and youth conventions20.
Promoting entrepreneurship, including among specific target groups: Activities will include simplifying administrative procedures, developing entrepreneurial skills and attitudes, especially among new entrepreneurs, young people and women, and promoting second chances for entrepreneurs.
Activities will include television and print advertisements, digital marketing programs and on-site events.
Promote entrepreneurship: activities will include developing entrepreneurial skills and attitudes, especially among new entrepreneurs, young people and women.
Activities will include pre-normative research, development of reference materials and measurements, and harmonization of methodologies.
Promotion of entrepreneurship activities will include developing entrepreneurial skills and attitudes, especially among new entrepreneurs, young people and women as well as the Erasmus for Entrepreneurs exchange scheme.
Activities will include pre-normative research, development of reference materials and measurements, and harmonisation of methodologies.
These activities will include calls between Participating States' programmes for transnational projects, organised by the PRIMA-IS(including proposal evaluations).
Activities will include a follow-up event related to the 2008 and 2011 Union seminars, the preparation of background papers and a dedicated webpage.
Supported activities will include, e.g. investments in developing of renewable energy technologies or improving RTD and innovation capacities.
Activities will include capacity building in key emerging economies and determining key elements needed to build sectoral approaches into the post 2012 UN climate framework.
The project activities will include a survey of skills and competences of youth workers in all partner countries which will serve as a basis for an international training activity. .
Activities will include the facilitation of partner searches, direct support for the implementation of projects, a� clear- ing house' for administrative problems and a full set of actions implemented for supporting these projects.
Activities will include supporting clinical care for the most vulnerable children, ensuring all children with cancer can access high-quality medicines and technologies, and strengthening training programs by developing centers of excellence.
Activities will include live events(e.g. brokerage events, pitching sessions) but also, the development of matching platforms or use of existing ones, in close relation with financial intermediaries supported by the InvestEU and with the EIB Group.
Activities will include the building of databases and scenarios for an enlarged EU and the assessment of the impact of energy and energy-related policies on security of supply, environment, society and competitiveness of the energy industry.
Joint activities will include creating synergies between S60 and Orange roadmaps, and testing Orange specific software assets and application development in cooperation with the Orange Partner organisation and Forum Nokia, Nokia's global developer program.
Other activities will include a“European Youth Manifesto”, to be finalised in May, based on consultations with young people across the 25 Member States; the presentation of the HELP campaign to the European Parliament; and a road-show with more than 100 national events across the 25 Member States.
Activities will include dissemination of relevant knowledge accumulated under recent research and LIFE programmes, scientific cooperation under the forthcoming 7th Research Framework Programme, the Direct Actions of the Commission's Joint Research Centre(JRC), and international actions in the area of human potential.
Innovation activities will include the integration of individual technologies; demonstrations of capacities to make and deliver innovative products and services; user and customer pilots to prove feasibility and added value; and large-scale demonstrators to facilitate market take-up of the research results.
In 2005 and 2006, activities will include in particular:(i) Setting-up of arrangements with regional agreements,(ii) Dissemination of best practices via workshops and conferences,(iii) Studies in the field of innovation of oil pollution response equipment and dedicated response techniques concerning HNS spills, and(iv) Improving contingency planning by Member States and the response chain.
The activities will include further development of improved concepts for magnetic confinement schemes with potential advantages for Fusion power stations(focussed on the completion of the construction of the W7-X stellarator device), theory and modelling aimed at a comprehensive understanding of the behaviour of fusion plasmas and co-ordination, in the context of a keep-in-touch activity, of Member States' civil research activities on inertial confinement.
The activity will include measures to counter the risk of“brain drain” from developing countries and emerging economies and measures to create networks of European researchers working abroad.
The activity will include measures to counter the risk of“brain drain” from developing countries and emerging economies and measures to create networks of European researchers working abroad.