News
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26/01/2012
The EY2012 is online in Estonia
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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24/01/2012
Invitation for Journalists: Become a part of the EY2012 Media Network
Receive a monthly e-newsletter and regular media alerts.
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19/01/2012
Ten European projects win the Living well with Dementia 2012 EFID awards
Ten projects led by community based organisations from eight European countries received on January 16th in Brussels the 2012 EFID Awards.
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18/01/2012
Live Streaming of Opening Conference European Year of Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations 2012
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.
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17/01/2012
Eurofound launches new Information Pack on Active Ageing
The opening event for Active Ageing collaborates with Eurofound.
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17/01/2012
New European website on Healthy Ageing
EuroHealthNet launches the website www.healthyageing.eu
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16/01/2012
Peer review on public employment services and effective services for employers
Pôle emploi, the public employment service (PES) of France, will host this peer review from 19-20 January in Paris.
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13/01/2012
Europeans ready for 'active ageing', new survey says
To mark the start of the 2012 European Year of Active Ageing and Solidarity of Generations, the Commission presented a new Eurobarometer survey showing that 71% of Europeans are aware that Europe's population is getting older, but only 42% are concerned about this development.
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13/01/2012
Study on active inclusion of migrants
The study on "Active inclusion of migrants" gives an expert assessment of the main trends in the situation of migrants with regard to social assistance and access to social services.
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13/01/2012
The EESC creative video competition refers to the EY2012
Every year the European Economic and Social Committee Video Challenge organises a video challenge to boost video creativity and the use of social networking among young people across the European Union.