The Slovenian government has announced a new part ESF-funded project to help young graduates in Slovenia make the transition from university to employment.

The wide-ranging programme will prioritise investment in determining the country’s growth potential, encouraging economic development and prosperity, and identifying disparities across the two regions.

On 30 October 2014, the Commission adopted the Partnership Agreement with Slovenia, paving the way for more than €700 million (current prices) in European Social Fund (ESF) funding in the next seven years.

A library for blind and visually impaired people recently opened its doors in Ljubljana.

In Slovenia, school students are getting the chance to acquire entrepreneurial skills through a new ESF project