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The Stockholm Programme should also clearly take the perspective of the victims of crime.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(15)Pursuant to Articles 8 and 10 TFEU, the Programme should also support the mainstreaming of equality between women and men and non-discrimination objectives in all its activities.
The programme should also explore and promote the right of European citizens to a minimum guaranteed income.
In line with the vision of a true European Education Area, the Programme should also boost mobility and exchanges and promote student participation in educational and cultural activities by supporting digitalisation of processes, such as the European Student Card.
The programme should also better integrate education activities and provide appropriate resources as a way to increase competitiveness.
The eighth framework programme should also make research and the development of innovative technologies its priority in the field of energy.
The Programme should also offer mobility opportunities for adult education learners and staff.
(15) Pursuant to Articles 8 and 10 TFEU, the Programme should also support the mainstreaming of equality between women and men andobjective of non-discrimination objectives in all its activities.
The Programme should also support activities to facilitate the implementation of Directive 2002/49/EC of the Parliament and of the Council1a in order to achieve noise levels that do not give rise to significant negative impacts on and risks to human health.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(23) The Programme should also enhance the learning of languages, in particular through widened use of online tools, as e-learning offers additional advantages for language learning in terms of access and flexibility.
The programme should also help to strengthen the overall competitiveness by stimulating innovation and promoting excellence throughout Central Europe.
The Programme should also nurture quality and innovation in creation and conservation, including through synergies among culture, arts, science, research and technology.
The programme should also enhance the opportunities for projects funded by differentprogrammes of the Commission to exchange knowledge and discuss common issues.
The programme should also seek to remove barriers and boost synergies between science, technology, culture and the arts to obtain a new quality of sustainable innovation.
The Programme should also focus on large projects with clear EU added value in order to reach critical mass and reduce administrative burden for both the beneficiaries and the Commission.
(83) The Programme should also be to ensure greater visibility and coherence of the Union's internal market, competitiveness and sustainability of enterprises including SMEs and European statistics actions towards European citizens, businesses and administrations.
(39) The Programme should also support a European Consumer Centres Network is assisting which assists consumers to obtain the benefit of their Union consumer rights when they purchase goods and services cross border in the Internal Market and EEA, either on-line or when travelling.
The Programme should also advance the procedural legislation for cross-border cases and greater convergence in civil law that will help to eliminate obstacles to good and efficient functioning judicial and extra-judicial procedures in benefit of all parties in a civil dispute.
The Programme should also seek synergies with the Space Programme established by Regulation(EU)[…] of the European Parliament and of the Council 71 in respect of encouragement of SMEs to benefit from breakthrough innovation and other solutions developed under those programmes. .
(83) The Programme should also be to ensure greater visibility and coherence of the Union's internal market, competitiveness and sustainability of enterprises including SMEs especially micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and European statistics actions towards European citizens, businesses and administrations.
The Programme should also contribute to the consolidation of the existing framework for market surveillance activities, encourage joint actions of market surveillance authorities from different Member States, improve the exchange of information and promote convergence and closer integration of market surveillance activities.
The Programme should also contribute to the sustainable development agenda by supporting efforts to develop the necessary skills for sustainable development and to educate people about sustainability, environmental protection and climate change through formal, non-formal and informal education.
(23) The Programme should also enhance the learning of languages, including sign languages, minority and neighbouring languages, in particular through widened use of accessible online tools, as well as traditional classroom language teaching, in order to overcome one of the students' mobility barriers.
Amendment(22a) The Programme should also promote lifelong learning mobility of older learners, including students of Universities of the Third Age and 50+ workers who are in the process of transition in the labour market and inter generation exchange activities between young people and older persons.
(23) The Programme should also enhance the learning of all the languages of the Union, including sign languages, in particular through widened use of online tools, which should be free of charge, as e-learning offers additional advantages for language learning in terms of access and flexibility.
With respect to teaching, the Programme should also encourage the piloting of policy innovations to address some of the common challenges facing education systems in the Union, such as attracting new talent into teaching for the most marginalised children and developing teacher training to help them in teaching disadvantaged learners.
In this regard, the Programme should also provide support to contact points and networks at national and Union level that facilitate cross-European exchanges as well as the development of flexible and inclusive learning pathways between different fields of education, training and youth and across formal and non-formal settings.
(16 a) The Programme should also contribute to enhancing cooperation with third countries whenever Union law has an extraterritorial application, to improve access to justice and facilitate tackling judicial and procedural challenges in particular in cases of human trafficking, and relating to climate change and corporate business responsibility.
(10 a) The programme should also support the promotion of best practices between courts specifically handling gender-based violence and the exchange of common resources and training materials on gender-based violence for judges, public prosecutors, lawyers, police and other professionals that come into contact with victims of gender based violence.
In this regard, the Programme should also provide support to contact points and networks at national and Union level that provide information and assistance to prospective participants, thus facilitating cross-European exchanges as well as the development of flexible learning pathways between different fields of education, training and youth and across formal and non-formal settings.