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CSE - Ciste Sóisialta na hEorpa - Fostaíocht, Gnóthaí Sóisialta agus Cuimsiú - An Coimisiún Eorpach
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CSE - Ciste Sóisialta na hEorpa
Clár an AE um Fhostaíocht agus Nuálaíocht Shóisialta (EaSI)
an ais PROGESS de EaSI
an ais EURES de EaSI
An ais Micreamhaoiniú agus Fiontraíocht Shóisialta de EaSI
An Ciste Eorpach um Choigeartú don Domhandú (EGF)
Conas iarratas a dhéanamh?
An Ciste um Chabhair Eorpach do na Daoine is Díothaí (FEAD)
FEAD i do thírse
An clár PROGRESS (2007-2013)
Cé atá i dteideal?
Faisnéis agus teagmhálacha náisiúnta
An Áis Mhicrea-airgeadais don Dul Chun Cinn Eorpach
Torthaí na ndeontas gníomhaíochta
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CSE - Ciste Sóisialta na hEorpa
Social Agenda 48 - A European pillar for a social triple A
What the European Pillar of Social Rights, adopted in April, means in practice: this is what the July issue of Social Agenda is all about. The Pillar serves as a reference framework for European Commission proposals on work-life balance and working time. Its spirit also inspires the new Commission proposal on social security coordination, to make free movement of workers within the EU fairer and easier, as well as the latest health and safety package of measures to increase the impact of EU legislation on the work floor. And the focus is on Spain to help employment and social services there cooperate more effectively, on the ground, in the face of long-term and youth unemployment.
This publication is available in print version in English, French and German. Print version coming soon.
Social Agenda 47 – European Social Fund - Investing in people since 1957
The European Social Fund is sixty years old, like the Rome Treaty which created the European Economic Community. This issue of Social Agenda focuses on what it has achieved so far. As the mid-term interview with European Commissioner Marianne Thyssen in this same issue shows, human capital investment is also key to implementing the latest EU-level employment and social policy developments: The New Skills Agenda for Europe, the Youth Guarantee, the customised pathway put in place for the long-term unemployed, the Action Plan for welcoming third-country nationals including asylum-seekers and refugees, the European Semester Recommendations etc. Looking ahead, Social Agenda n°47 also explains how the European Pillar of Social Rights is taking shape.
Planning the institutional capacity building interventions in Italy in the ESF 2014-2020 – Summaries of TO11 interventions, Technical Assistance and PRA
Planning the institutional capacity building interventions in Italy in the ESF 2014-2020 Summaries of TO11 interventions, Technical Assistance and PRA"
The second volume of the study "Planning the institutional capacity building interventions in Italy in the ESF 2014-2020" includes summaries that identify, for each ESF Operational Programme, the main information concerning actions and resources dedicated to TO11 of the ESI Funds (Enhancing institutional capacity of public authorities and stakeholders and efficient public administration), Technical Assistance and foreseen in the Plans for strengthening the administrative capacity (PRA).
Planning the institutional capacity building interventions in Italy in the ESF 2014-2020 - Comparative analysis between Thematic Objective 11, Plans for strengthening the administrative capacity and Technical Assistance in the Operational Programmes of the European Social Fund
The first volume of the study "Planning the institutional capacity building interventions in Italy in the ESF 2014-2020" is a comparative analysis between Thematic Objective 11 of the ESI Funds (Enhancing institutional capacity of public authorities and stakeholders and efficient public administration), Plans for strengthening the administrative capacity (PRA) and Technical Assistance in the Operational Programmes of the European Social Fund. The comparative analysis focuses on the TO11 strategic framework, its complementarities with TO2 and its synergies with the actions foreseen in the TA and PRA.
The analysis of the outcome of the negotiations concerning the Partnership Agreements and ESF Operational Programmes, for the programming period 2014-2020
This study provides an evidence-based review of EU countries' strategic choices in the programming of the European Social Fund. This EU-level report was prepared on the basis of 28 country factsheets. The summary analysis aggregates the variables collected in the country factsheets in order to provide EU level figures. This cross-country analysis also allows to compare the solutions adopted by Member States and clusters of Member States and region, and to identify the main trends across the EU.
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Social Agenda 47 on ESF is out
YEI Evaluation Guidance September 2015
Guidance Indicators on Public Administration capacity building
Setting and adjusting targets for ESF Operational Programmes - Background paper
ESF performance target setting and adjusting in social inclusion - Background paper
Investing in people - Modern programmes to face today's challenges
Cistí Struchtúracha & Infheistíochta na hEorpa
Straitéis Fostaíochta na hEorpa
European Social Fund website
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