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History<br />
The project was based on a French model. The Ministry of Employment and Solidarity of<br />
the Republic of France and the Hungarian ministry signed an agreement of cooperation in<br />
2002 and agreed on the adaptation of the French practice.<br />
The project was launched on the 1st of January 2004 and finished on the 31st of<br />
December 2006, but the preparation had started in 2003.<br />
At that time labour centres in Hungary operated at county-level more or less separated<br />
from one another. The novelty of the project was that the labour centres of the three<br />
counties joined together to carry out this programme. So that was the first significant<br />
project at regional level and since than the labour institutions has been working on regional<br />
basis.<br />
The project was managed by the three South-Transdanubian labour centres (Somogy-<br />
Tolna-, Baranya County Labour Centre) and the Regional Training Centre of Pécs. The<br />
Training Centre was responsible for the professional development.<br />
As for the financial resources, 50 % was submitted by the labour centres and 50 % was<br />
provided by the state budget of the Labour Market Fund.<br />
Objectives<br />
The objective of the program was to create jobs by supporting the creation of new services,<br />
aimed at the provision of personal services or performance of activities fulfilling the<br />
interests and needs of the community, for which demands have already been registered but<br />
could not yet been fulfilled on a market basis, owing to a lack of stable demands and paying<br />
customers.<br />
Long term objectives were:<br />
− To ensure professional perspectives for the programme participants.<br />
− To establish economic independence and sustainability by providing stable<br />
demand paying customers and tendering for the new services.<br />
− To create new jobs and professions by introducing new services<br />
Short term objectives<br />
− To involve 100 young people aged 16-30 in the project from the South-<br />
Transdanubian Region.<br />
− To establish new services and activities based on the needs of the local<br />
communities in the following sectors:<br />
− social sector<br />
− tourism<br />
− environmental protection, environmental management<br />
− regional development<br />
The target group was those young unemployed people aged 16-30 who completed their<br />
secondary studies or who are university or collage graduates.<br />
We granted priority for those who:<br />
− lived in less developed settlements,<br />
− had been registered as unemployed for more than 6 month.<br />
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