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The meeting is part of the European Commission's Mutual Learning Programme, and will give 13 EU countries (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Poland and Sweden) an opportunity to learn from the Finnish experience in order to put the Youth Guarantee into practice.

The new structure will provide greater opportunities for comparing public employment services performance against relevant benchmarks, for identifying good practices and for improving co-operation, including through mutual learning and peer to peer assistance programmes.

Progress (Programme for Employment and Social Solidarity): Around €550 million (61% of the total budget) will support activities with a strong Europe-wide dimension such as comparable analysis, mutual learning and exchanges of practices in the field of employment and social policies.

. that transboundary European environmental challenges, such as air and water pollution including through dangerous chemicals, transport, the shipment of waste, energy and nuclear safety, have to be approached with a maximum of transparency, co-ordination and cooperation among all partners concerned; . that the long-term benefits of a better environment will include improved conditions for economic development, better cost-efficiency of services and enhanced employment opportunities; . the need for preservation of bio-diversity, improvement of health conditions and encouragement of using alternative modes of transport; . that the legislative, institutional, sector-specific and financial challenges should be overcome through intensifie ...[+++]d forms of European cooperation; . that capacity-building, partnerships and exchange programmes, mutual learning-by-doing, swifter transfer of know-how and awareness-raising need to be encouraged and promoted.

This document calls for the full potential of the European Employment Strategy instruments, e.g. the Mutual Learning Programme, to be used, to make sure that "green jobs" are more than a slogan in the decade to come and to provide for a comprehensive set of up-to-date indicators (on green jobs, green skills, green workplaces, green transition, green labour markets and green growth) to ensure properly designed monitoring of reform measures aimed at addressing the employment aspects of climate change in the context of the Europe 2020 Strategy.