PROGRESS Programme VT /2011-103 Framework contract for services relating to the development, management and dissemination of the ESCO classification — formulation and validation of occupation, skill/competence and qualification terms in various languages; translations
VT-2011/10 Pilot Project- Social Solidarity for Social Integration Deadline for receipt of bids: 23/03/2012 Opening of bids: 11/04/2012 (at 10:30h) Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion DG EMPL D/2.
New Programme paves the way for innovative thinking The European Commission has put forward a proposal to develop a new instrument - the Programme for Social Change and Innovation (PSCI) - which will support employment and social policies throughout the EU.
The new programme will be used to help tackle some of the EU’s most pressing issues, such as high unemployment rates, poverty and social exclusion, and the ageing population.
New Programme paves for innovative thinking. The European Commission has put forward a proposal to develop a new instrument - the Programme for Social Change and Innovation (PSCI) - which will support employment and social policies throughout the EU. The Council and the European Parliament are set to discuss the Commission's legislative proposals with a view to adoption by the end of 2012. Approval would see the PSCI up and running in 2014, with a total budget of 958 million EUR for 2014-2020, of which 60% will be allocated to PROGRESS, 15% on EURES and 20% on microfinance. A degree of flexibility has been provided for in the form of a 5% reserve.
New Programme paves the way for innovative thinking The European Commission has put forward a proposal to develop a new instrument - the Programme for Social Change and Innovation (PSCI) - which will support employment and social policies throughout the EU.
The new programme will be used to help tackle some of the EU’s most pressing issues, such as high unemployment rates, poverty and social exclusion, and the ageing population.
New Programme paves for innovative thinking. The European Commission has put forward a proposal to develop a new instrument - the Programme for Social Change and Innovation (PSCI) - which will support employment and social policies throughout the EU. The Council and the European Parliament are set to discuss the Commission's legislative proposals with a view to adoption by the end of 2012. Approval would see the PSCI up and running in 2014, with a total budget of 958 million EUR for 2014-2020, of which 60% will be allocated to PROGRESS, 15% on EURES and 20% on microfinance. A degree of flexibility has been provided for in the form of a 5% reserve.
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