CARE initiative helps regions provide Ukrainian refugees with emergency services, including VET & education
date: 25/03/2022
Measures that the ESF can fund specifically are actions linked to social inclusion, employment, and education. For migrants and refugees, this may include language courses, notably job-oriented language courses provided at the earliest stage possible after arrival for rapid integration.
The ESF can also help fund mainstream education, adult-learning systems, as well as vocational training that respond to labour market demands and fund methods and instruments to recognise migrants’ qualifications in the recipient Member States.
The CARE proposal aims to increase flexibility to cohesion funding, specifically through the ESF and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) to make the most of existing resources and address challenges arising from the Ukrainian crisis