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CONTENTSContentsContentsForewordChapter 1: Concept of Social Exclusion1.1 An EU Perspective1.2 Open Method of Coordination1.3 Social Exclusion in <strong>Croatia</strong>61316161821Chapter 2: Socio-Economic Context2.1 Economic Activity and Labour Market2.2 Living Standards2.3 Unemployment and Social Exclusion2.4 Flexicurity2.5 Regional Disparities2.6 Alleviation of Social Exclusion through Employment Measures2.6.1 Role of the State2.6.2 Boosting Employment2.6.3 Improving Human Capital242425262730313132326Chapter 3: The Socially Excluded3.1 Demographic characteristics3.2 National Minorities3.2.1 Human Rights3.2.2 Access to Social Services3.2.3 Access to Healthcare3.2.4 Access to Education3.2.5 Access to Employment and Employment Services3.2.6 Access to Transportation3.2.7 Access to Information and Communication Technology38384343454546475050
CONTENTS3.2.8 Access to Housing and Basic Infrastructure3.2.9 Social Ties3.2.10 Political Participation3.2.11 Key Challenges3.2.12 Policy Implications3.3 Returnees and IDPs3.3.1 Human Rights3.3.2 Access to Social Services3.3.3 Access to Healthcare3.3.4 Access to Education3.3.5 Access to Employment and Employment Services3.3.6 Access to Transportation3.3.7 Access to Information and Communication Technology3.3.8 Access to Housing and Basic Infrastructure3.3.9 Key Challenges3.3.10 Policy Implications3.4 People with Intellectual Disabilities3.4.1 Human Rights3.4.2 Access to Social Services3.4.3 Access to Healthcare3.4.4 Access to Education3.4.5 Access to Employment and Employment Services3.4.6 Access to Transportation3.4.7 Access to Housing and Basic Infrastructure3.4.8 Social Ties3.4.9 Key Challenges3.4.10 Policy Implications3.5 People with Physical Disabilities3.5.1 Human Rights3.5.2 Access to Social Services3.5.3 Access to Healthcare3.5.4 Access to Education3.5.5 Access to Employment and Employment Services3.5.6 Access to Transportation3.5.7 Access to Information and Communication Technology3.5.8 Access to Housing and Basic Infrastructure3.5.9 Social Ties3.5.10 Key Challenges3.5.11 Policy Implications5051525253535354565657575858595960606162626263636464656566666667686969697070707
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STATISTICAL ANNEX
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STATISTICAL ANNEX2005s dohodkom u n
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STATISTICAL ANNEXStatus of major UN
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BIBLIOGRAPHYBibliographyACUTE (2005
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BIBLIOGRAPHYGallie, D. (ed.), (2004
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BIBLIOGRAPHYPovjerenstvo Vlade Repu
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BIBLIOGRAPHYWorld Bank (2006). Worl
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