Examples of using Combating exclusion in English and their translations into Swedish
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Most national domestic policies- including, for example, policies aimed at combating exclusion and others on training,
Innovation and knowledge, combating exclusion, green economic strategies,
The human resources programmes with the lowest utilization rate of ESF appropriations are'Combating Exclusion from the Labour Market','Modernization of Public Administration' and'Education
network the various ways and means of combating exclusion in the Member States.
This coordination should pay particular attention to the contribution toward combating social exclusion of action under the structural funds, completing the mainstreaming of promoting combating exclusion in Member States' employment, education and training, health
also equality as the backbone of the social model, combating exclusion and discrimination, protecting the weakest in society,
equal opportunities, and combating exclusion, racism and xenophobia.
effectively and used in creating new models for combating exclusion from the labour market for each target group.
social services, for combating exclusion and providing resources to promote social
9% for combating exclusion and 4% for promoting equal opportunities.
Combating exclusion and improving access to the programme's measures for disadvantaged groups,
resource use, and combating exclusion, which will encourage growth and competitiveness.
to be financed by the Operational Programme on Combating Exclusion from the Labour Market.
national governments who bear the chief responsibility for combating exclusion, and secondly, civil society organisations(the social partners
Furthermore, it is also the aim of this European strategy to contribute to better understanding of social exclusion, to incorporate combating exclusion into the policies and measures of the Member States
Increased concern over the integration of the social aspects of the implementation of the internal market(combating exclusion or discrimination, promoting social justice
The operational programme for combating exclusion from the labour market submitted by Greece for the period 1994-1999
The EESC feels that the question of the right to housing should not be considered solely from the standpoint of combating exclusion but also from the viewpoint of population ageing,
equal opportunities and combating exclusion, the environment and the territorial dimension of structural policies.