Examples of using Active inclusion in English and their translations into Romanian
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A good example so far includes the active inclusion framework, the benchmarking exercise on child poverty
On a Commission Recommendation on the active inclusion of people excluded from the labour market.
Active inclusion through minimum income,
Nevertheless, from the active inclusion perspective, the common principles will focus on social services of general interest.
Employment, training, education, active inclusion and equal opportunity policies are all key factors here.
These elements are crucial in view of the content of the active inclusion initiative that calls for an integrated strategy designed
Recalling the importance of the role of European social partners for the successful implementation of the active inclusion approach, the Commission welcomes their commitments in the work programme 2006-2008.
The active inclusion of people furthest from the labour market has featured prominently on the EU and on national agendas.
Ii Expand and detail the Community acquis in the three strands of active inclusion with detailed prescriptions on an EU common definition of.
that successful implementation of the active inclusion approach depends on the synergies between its different components.
Recommendation and accompanying Communication on the active inclusion of people excluded from the labour market.
Policies for active inclusion: better access to information
economic cohesion: taking forward the active inclusion of people furthest from the labour market.
relates to the Commission Recommendation on the active inclusion of people excluded from the labour market.
The Council also adopted conclusions on‘Social services as a tool for active inclusion, strengthening social cohesion and an area for job opportunities'.
notably in the context of active inclusion policies.
monitor the EU common principles for active inclusion.
This underlines the need to prepare comprehensive exit strategies based on active inclusion principles.
Additional efforts are also needed to ensure the effectiveness of social protection systems and develop active inclusion strategies to counter the effects of the crisis.
Therefore, it seems appropriate to reach a consensus at EU level on a series of common principles for active inclusion.