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Table of Contents Introduction ......................................................................................................... 3 Programme ......................................................................................................... 8 Working group 1: Education ............................................................................. 12 Presentation Poland ..................................................................................... 12 Presentation Portugal .................................................................................. 17 Report: Working group 1 .............................................................................. 20 Working group 2: Employment .......................................................................... 23 Presentation Hungary .................................................................................. 23 Presentation Ireland ..................................................................................... 29 Report: Working group 2 .............................................................................. 34 Working group 3: Multicultural living together ................................................... 36 Presentation Czech Republic........................................................................ 36 Presentation Latvia ...................................................................................... 42 Presentation European Council ................................................................... 46 Report: Working group 3 .............................................................................. 50 Working group 4: Cross-departemental strategies for disavantaged neighbourhoods .......................................................................... 52 Presentation Germany ................................................................................. 52 Presentation France .................................................................................... 56 Presentation United Kingdom ...................................................................... 62 Report: Working group 4 .............................................................................. 65 Working group 5: Local strategies for activating job creation and social capital in the frame of the ESF instrument o small grants ....................... 68 Presentation Germany ................................................................................. 68 Presentation Italy ......................................................................................... 75 Presentation United Kingdom ...................................................................... 81 Report: Working group 5 .............................................................................. 84 Prof. Salvador Parrado: Good Governance – What defines good practice? ..... 86 Prof. Rainer Kilb: Socio-environmental political strategies for the prevention of social exclusion ........................................................................... 90 Prof. Howard Williamson: European Youth Policy ............................................ 99 Dr. Christian Lüders: Attempt at an initial interim summary ............................ 105 Integration strategies for disadvantaged children and young persons – the welfare state context and spezific influential programme and problem factors ............................................................................................... 108 Participants Speakers Project fair Cultural acts
Page 2 and 3: EU Congress “Children and Young P
Page 6 and 7: Dr. Susann Burchardt, Dr. Heike Fö
Page 8 and 9: people and their families who had a
Page 10 and 11: The current documentation includes
Page 12 and 13: Wednesday 27 June 2007 Facilitator
Page 14 and 15: Topic 1: Employment Project “Comp
Page 16 and 17: The goals of this Program are: −
Page 18 and 19: national level. For example organiz
Page 20 and 21: Presentation Portugal Pedro Calado,
Page 22 and 23: Programs and Measures in vulnerable
Page 24 and 25: Differences The differences between
Page 26 and 27: Working Group 2: Employment Present
Page 28 and 29: Measures and programmes to support
Page 30 and 31: Subsidy After the preparatory phase
Page 32 and 33: Presentation Ireland Dr. Dermot Sto
Page 34 and 35: lone parents and 10 % Travellers. A
Page 36 and 37: to over 12,000 full-time students a
Page 38 and 39: the employable population is not re
Page 40 and 41: Key strategic documents The main po
Page 42 and 43: 4. Centre of prevention (social and
Page 44 and 45: − Creating user manual for small
Page 46 and 47: Policy context at a state level Key
Page 48 and 49: While previous Roma integration pro
Page 50 and 51: Structure of the Campaign on Europe
Page 52 and 53: When the walls scream - European Gr
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In the Czech Republic, responsibili
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individual elements are subject to
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egular opportunities for communicat
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ecent population census, a total of
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APFEE 10 , the establishment of par
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important issue. The measure enable
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− support for the achievement of
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difficult to make contact with the
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Differences The chief differences p
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means of small subsidies to be able
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This public authority network has t
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LOS therefore principally addresses
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Presentation Italy Prof. Dott. Maur
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• decentralised approach, variabl
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evaluation. The ultimate decision o
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Presentation United Kingdom / Engla
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All projects which aim to prepare p
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Recommendations for action 1. The d
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Increasing diversity of service use
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Is there an obvious place to start?
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This is just one example displaying
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effect” due to the intense self-i
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3. multi-cultural mixed structure i
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Uniform EU standards for social wor
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Professor Howard Williamson, Univer
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The framework of European ‘youth
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to return to learning. Above all, e
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Christian Lüders, German Youth Ins
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presentations here in Leipzig have
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The European welfare systems - incl
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country groups and because the majo
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the adjustment of existing processe
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On the basis of local data, areas w
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In the Czech Republic and Lithuania
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structures and also certain institu
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6. Disadvantaged children and young
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Participants Surname First name Org
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Hagemann Kathrin gsub - Regiestelle
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Miron Mariana European Youth Parlia
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Spiteri Therese Labour Youth Forum
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Lange Heribert Europäische Kommisi
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Potsdam Röder Gabriele Stadtverwal
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Cultural acts Sternchen (Stadt Itze
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