Traduction de «Collège sur l'avenir du financement des études » (Français → Anglais) :

28. Considers that there is a need for ongoing studies to develop various scenarios for the future funding of EU cohesion policy; believes that, in this connection, a comparison should be made between the effects of the various main funding instruments (ERDF, ESF, the first pillar of CAP, EAFRD) on the development of the Union of 27 Member States;

1) Welcomes that more than half of the appropriations requested will be used either to finance studies and evaluations of ongoing EGF cases by monitoring implementation, strengths and weaknesses, extracting successes and learning for the future or a data base aimed at collecting data on cross-cutting issues like long-term reintegration into the labour market or the preparation of the mid-term evaluation of the EGF. Would like the Commission to inform Parliament about the way it selects the contractors for these studies.

describes the EU instruments that are already available in the field of broadcast media and the internet and whose use could be enhanced to stem further the spreading of terrorist propaganda; describes the education, youth engagement and European citizenship programs that are available that can have an indirect effect on preventing violent radicalisation from taking root in youngsters via the promotion of inter-cultural understanding and a European identity that nevertheless respects and promotes cultural diversity; shows how enhancement of integration policies, which are stand-alone policies, could have ancillary effects on the preve ...[+++]ntion of violent radicalisation and stresses the importance of interfaith dialogue, as well as dialogues between the States and religions; encourages more cooperation between the law enforcement authorities and security services of the Member States at operational, intelligence and policy levels and suggests more sharing of best practices and expertise on violence radicalisation via EU Structures; supports more extensive analysis of violent radicalisation and foresees the creation of networks of European experts in the field and the financing of studies on related topics that will be a basis for better policy-making in the future; describes how the EU’s external relations policy is being enhanced to reduce those factors in foreign countries which might contribute to the emergence of a terrorism ‘breeding ground’;

Similarly, more than half of those surveyed believe that every qualified student should be guaranteed a place at a university or college even if that means more tax money needs to be spent on higher education, while nearly two out of three Canadians say that university and college tuitions are too high.

It was this government that initiated funding for applied research in colleges and provides millennium scholarships and most of the research funding for universities.

22. Has decided on an overall amount of EUR 2.37 m for Item 260 ("Limited consultations, studies and surveys, STOA programme'), of which EUR 300 000 of the appropriations for STOA has been placed in the reserve, the release of this part of the appropriations for STOA being subject to compliance with the conditions set out in paragraph 8 of the European Parliament's abovementioned decision of 4 May 1999 giving discharge in respect of the implementation of the budget for the financial year 1997, Section I - European Parliament/Ombudsman ...[+++]; points out that EUR 300 000 of this budget article has been earmarked for an external study which should lead to proposals for improving the working methods and staff structure of Parliament's administration in the light of the challenges which Parliament will face in the future;