Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Development of human capital in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Council Conclusions of 25 November 2003 on the development of human capital for social cohesion
As highlighted recently by the Brussels European Council in October 200313, the development of human capital is a prerequisite for the promotion of growth in the EU,
By adopting these guidelines, Member States have undertaken inter alia to strengthen the development of human capital and lifelong learning,
To back up this commitment Guideline n° 4("Promote development of human capital and lifelong learning")
co-ordination by EURATOM, and the development of human capital in the EURATOM Fusion Associations.
environmental protection and the development of human capital in the regions;
while Guideline n° 4 aims at promoting the development of human capital and lifelong learning.
it should be an instrument to boost the competitiveness of regional economies and the development of human capital, and to encourage innovation and the transfer of technology from science to EU industry.
where the Innovation Union has already recognised the need for aid for social innovation- the use of green technologies and the development of human capital as part of a sustainable development model.
I believe that the allocation of resources to the development of human capital is vital for long-term investment in the Union's future.
Other examples of interest for the small business community include the specific guidelines with regard to improving access to skilled labour through the development of human capital, increasing the labour supply
upgrading skills to promote the knowledge economy, development of human capital through education and training,
The ESC fully supports the Commission's recommendations regarding the development of human capital e.
The second line aims at the longterm development of human capital through investments aimed at improving women's literacy,
the use of green technologies and the development of human capital while avoiding environmental damage.
and the further development of human capital.
In connection with the development of human capital, greater attention must also be paid to ensuring that sections of the EU's population are not left behind by progress in the knowledge-based economy, thereby creating social tensions.
Under MEDA, EU-Egypt co-operation in the social sector focuses on policies favouring the development of human capital, promoting programmes in support of acceptable demographic restraints,
The first is the critical importance for regional development of human capital and the institutional and administrative capacity of regions,
the importance attached by the European Council of 22/23 March 2005 to the development of human capital in the context of the mid-term review of the Lisbon strategy;