Examples of using Roma communities in English and their translations into Swedish
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Much discrimination also still persists within Roma communities themselves, and the strategy urgently needs to seek to remedy this, rather than simply not hiding it.
To make a difference to the lives of Europe's marginalised Roma communities, we have to ensure that adequate funds are used effectively to support National Roma Integration Strategies.
Most Member States report a stronger focus on internal coordination and on involving the Roma communities.
where small enclaves of Roma communities constitute a serious developmental
The report is inspired by a keen perception of the extremely heterogeneous cultural aspects between different Roma communities in Europe.
challenges related to this sensitive issue of integrating Roma communities.
the Council of Europe, develop models for administrative capacity building of local authorities as well as Roma communities.
including child welfare and the support for and integration of the Roma communities.
However, Mikrofond reports that 18.8% of its clients belong to a minority likely to belong to the Roma communities in the rural areas in which it is active.
namely for the Roma communities.
the Council of Europe- which aims to improve local democracy through mediation with Roma communities.
ensure broad involvement of all stakeholders and Roma communities in implementation and monitoring.
Although the living conditions of many Roma communities are characterised by multiple, mutually reinforcing problems, measures to address these problems are too often disconnected from general policies on education,
cooperation between the local authorities and Roma communities, and to consider closer collaboration with non-governmental organisations.
analysis of reliable statistical data on the relationship between Roma communities and people trafficking.
their own migrant or Roma communities to build trust,
The Roma communities must be involved in the process of planning,
also for other countries where Roma communities live and which are either in the enlargement process
social integration of Roma communities, through the unanimous adoption of a Council Recommendation that the Commission had put forward in June 2013 IP/13/1226, IP/13/607.
Their efforts contributed to the selection of the socioeconomic integration of marginalised Roma communities as a specific investment priority under the operational programmes.