Examples of using Active inclusion in English and their translations into French
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the Greek Presidency announced that the promotion of policies on active inclusion, with particular emphasis on social investment,
A comparison with the 2008 European Commission Recommendation on Active Inclusion, based around three pillars(adequate income,
In 2007 the regulations on social assistance will be extended to include a new definition of active inclusion: a group of comprehensive activities of employment,
a particular characteristic is the impressive leap in the development of women's NGOs and their active inclusion in democratic transformations and dialogue with the Government,
cohesive societies, as in many cases they are responsible for a wide range of services aimed to promote active inclusion welfare services,
reinforce social security nets and active inclusion strategies, through preventive,
taking forward the active inclusion of people furthest from the labour market(COM(2007)
on 8 February 2006, invoking Article 138 of the EU Treaty,‘on action at EU level to promote the active inclusion of the people furthest from the labour market.
of this year and welcomes the progress made on the active inclusion strategy.
other contents, and active inclusion in the learning process.
incapacity-for-work benefits, active inclusion, long-term care,
regional governments on those policies related to active inclusion and, more generally,
including access to service, implementation of active inclusion measures and reforms of social protection have been included as a priority for the Semester.
With the aim to encourage active inclusion of youth in decision making in the field of youth policy on all levels,
interaction between the generations; active inclusion of older persons in society
In addition the Year was used to make steps forward in key thematic areas that had been identified through the Social Open Method of Coordination including Active Inclusion(the call for a framework Directive on Minimum Income),
EU recommendations(on child poverty and active inclusion), a notable feature of these pacts
We agree with the Commission's view that the active inclusion approach requires an integrated approach not only in terms of its components(the three pillars)
regards active inclusion as a key priority to ensure economic,
analysing home-based care provided by public services and studying the active inclusion of older persons in the framework of the European Year for Active Ageing