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The Council conclusions of Maypdf and Junepdf 2011 on Roma integration, following the proposal from the European Commission on an EU Framework for national Roma integration strategies mark an unprecedented commitment by EU Member States to promoting the inclusion of Roma on their territory.

In this framework, all Member States were expected to present to the European Commission a strategy for Roma inclusion or sets of policy measures within their social inclusions policies for improving the situation of Roma people. For this purpose they set up national contact pointspdf(70 KB) Choose translations of the previous link .

The European Commission assessed these strategies and published its conclusions Choose translations of the previous link  in the communication "National Roma Integration Strategies: a first step in the implementation of the EU Framework български (bg)czech (cs)dansk (da)Deutsch (de)eesti (et)ελληνικά (el)español (es)Français (fr)Gaeilge (ga)italiano (it)latviešu (lv)lietuvių (lt)magyar (hu)Malti (mt)Nederlands (nl)polski (pl)português (pt)română (ro)slovenčina (sk)slovenščina (sl)suomi (fi)svenska (sv)" and in a staff working documentpdf(203 KB) Choose translations of the previous link , adopted on 21 May 2012.

The national strategies are available below in the language version provided to the European Commission (protocol order of the countries). Factsheets Choose translations of the previous link  of the assessment made by the Commission in 2012 are also available for each country.

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