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The European Resource Centre (AccessibleEU) was officially launched on 4 July in Brussels, in an event chaired by European Commissioner for Equality, Helena Dalli, and the President of ONCE Social Group, Miguel Carballeda. The Centre will act as a lever to improve the life of the about 87 million of people in Europe living with some form of disability.
The guide is part of a package of measures that aim to strengthen European citizenship rights.
At the first meeting of national long-term care coordinators, Commissioner Schmit emphasised their crucial role in driving relevant national reforms and contributing to EU-level cooperation.
The latest episode of Euronews Real Economy delves into Europe's social economy and how it can foster growth. Explore Sweden's social economy entreprises, which prioritise social and environmental objectives over profit.
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With 2 million people benefiting from up-and re-skilling activities, 15 500 training programs updated or developed, and €160 million invested in various skills initiatives, the impact of the Pact for Skills is evident.
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In this Real Economy episode, Euronews travels to Denmark to shed light on the importance of the European Year of Skills and its role in tackling labour market shortages in Europe.