Examples of using Intergenerational in English and their translations into Finnish
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Breaking the intergenerational transfer of poverty.
The report is entitled'promoting prosperity and intergenerational solidarity', an aim we can only endorse.
We stand for freedom of access to our cultural heritage and daily intergenerational and neighbourly solidarity.
These characters are intergenerational.
This is the romantic version of the Intergenerational Friendship.
Prosperity and intergenerational solidarity.
The EY2012 encouraged some countries to either strengthen an already existing national policy agenda on active ageing and intergenerational solidarity or to develop new strategies.
Coinciding with the 2012 European Year for Active Ageing and Intergenerational Solidarity, the White Paper builds on the results of a wide consultation, launched in July 2010.
More attention is given to the ways in which the intergenerational transfer of poverty takes place and on the particular
The contribution of families to safeguarding the intergenerational contract should be taken into account in social legislation by means of a gradual reduction in social insurance contributions.
The Bureau was briefed on a project to hold the first intergenerational video-clip challenge on the theme of"My Europe.
this information transfer and to try to find new education concepts for intergenerational transfer of life and work experience.
The principle of intergenerational solidarity is at risk of becoming obsolete,
The main instruments for establishing intergenerational solidarity remain social dialogue
The sense of intergenerational injustice is growing among young people who are increasingly aware of the implications of demographic change on social,
Thus, intergenerational solidarity- and hence young people's willingness to contribute to social inclusion
recognise the informal activities in strengthening the intergenerational solidarity by millions of elderly family members who take care of both younger and older members of the society.
The amended Lisbon Strategy promotes equal opportunities for all as a vector for social and intergenerational solidarity and the creation of a poverty-free society.
The EESC notes“the need to look for a new intergenerational balance" as outlined in the Report of the High Level Group on the future of social policy in an enlarged European Union.
Their work is, in itself, an example of intergenerational support and needs socio-economic recognition,