Examples of using Marginalised communities in English and their translations into Polish
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to be used for supporting housing interventions in favour of marginalised communities living in the newer Member States.
extend the scope of its interventions in the housing sector so as to help marginalised communities in all the Member States.
for new structures designed to help marginalised communities in rural or urban environments in each of the 27 Member States.
aid of badly-housed people, especially marginalised communities who were previously unable to benefit from ERDF resources.
to combat Roma exclusion, such as allocating a maximum of 2% of ERDF resources to be used for housing for marginalised communities or the existing options as part of the ESF.
for combating exclusion from access to housing for marginalised communities and to affordable and high-quality social services.
institutional capacity or marginalised communities.
building foundations for reconciliation in the most marginalised communities, building bridges for contact between divided communities,
The aim is to benefit extremely marginalised communities- explicitly
access to high-quality and affordable social housing for marginalised communities and support for social enterprises.
particularly among marginalised communities, by improving their access to cultural
children living in remote and marginalised communities, increasing enrolment at the early stages of education,
Lastly, according to the report presented to Parliament, the power to determine the criteria applied to establish which part of the ERDF can be assigned to helping marginalised communities should lie with the European Commission: this provision seems to allow the Commission alone broad discretionary powers
This is because the Roma population is the largest marginalised community in Europe, with a high level of cross-border mobility within Europe.
It is clear from the resolution that the Roma population is the largest marginalised community in the report receiving support, plus others of similar socio-economic condition.
Migrants and people from more marginalised communities are also more likely to work in a domestic situation.
Until now, this support only applied to marginalised communities living in urban areas in the new Member States.
Finally, let me welcome this debate which sets out Parliament's commitment to the inclusion of marginalised communities.
Romania intends to develop integrated intervention teams for marginalised communities and implements a holistic package of anti-poverty measures.
I would encourage this House to look at this as part of the problem of housing in marginalised communities.