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The Ministry of Labour and Social Policy of Poland has launched a website dedicated to the European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations 2012.
"I eat healthily and get around, and you?"
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According to the January edition of the European Vacancy Monitor, high skill levels remain important for employment opportunities. In fact, the number of job-finders in the ‘professionals’ group has grown by 34% in the second quarter of 2011 and the number of job seekers who found jobs as ‘legislators, senior officials and managers’ has grown by 25%.
The Finnish national EY2012 website is now online. The website has been created in order to disseminate the aims and objectives for the European Year in Finland and around Europe. The site is full of useful insights and information on the EY2012 campaign to help people towards changing perceptions about growing old.
The Estonian Ministry for Social Affairs launches a section on the European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations 2012 within its website.
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The European Commission is inviting individuals, organisations and institutions that follow policy debate in the field of employment and social affairs, as well as those involved in national and EU policy-making or implementation, to contribute to the performance monitoring of the PROGRESS Programme by participating in the Annual Survey 2011.
Ten projects led by community based organisations from eight European countries received on January 16th in Brussels the 2012 EFID Awards.
Instituto de Crédito y Finanzas Región de Murcia (ICREF) is joining the group of microcredit providers under Progress Microfinance with a senior loan of up to EUR 8 million which is expected generate, thanks to the leverage effect, up to EUR 20 million in microloans, if fully utilised.
Live Streaming of opening conference in Copenhagen. All the ideas, debates, dialogues and the first steps to changing perceptions about growing old in real time.