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10. Calls on the Commission and the EEAS to promote a ‘partnership for accountability’ for strategic cooperation between elected representatives at national and local level and CSOs which is based on transparency regarding official and non-official aid flows, as well as a participatory approach to development and accountability, including domestic social accountability and oversight, with a view to measuring policy impact;

45. Stresses that migration and social integration of migrants is another key issue of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership; takes the view that association agreements and Neighbourhood Action Plans are adequate tools to promote joint management of the movement of people and migration flows; suggests in that respect that the new European Neighbourhood Policy Instrument (ENPI) be used to support cross-border cooperation among the partners; stresses the need to address the problem and serious negative effects of illegal migration, including essential aspects such as the negotiation of re-admission agreements or the need to vigorously oppose human trafficking, which is causing loss of life and a great deal of suffering; recalls the need t ...[+++]o consult local and regional authorities in this area, given their experience in and responsibility for social integration of immigrants, reception of asylum seekers and the sensitive issue of dealing with undocumented residents and refused asylum claimants;

44. Stresses that migration and social integration of migrants is another key issue of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership; takes the view that Association Agreements and Neighbourhood Action Plans are adequate tools to promote joint management of the movement of people and migration flows; suggests in that respect that the new European Neighbourhood Policy Instrument (ENPI) be used to support cross-border cooperation among the partners; stresses the need to address the problem and serious negative effects of illegal migration, including essential aspects such as the negotiation of re-admission agreements or the need to vigorously oppose human trafficking, which is causing loss of life and a great deal of suffering; recalls the need t ...[+++]o consult local and regional authorities in this area, given their experience in and responsibility for social integration of immigrants, reception of asylum seekers and the sensitive issue of dealing with undocumented residents and refused asylum claimants;

9. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to promote gender equality in measures taken in relation to migrant workers, in particular measures concerning integration or re-integration into the local labour market and access to life-long training; calls on the Governments of the Member States to define and cooperate on the development of qualitative and quantitative systems for the regulation of legal entry into the Community which can be discussed with those countries of origin and transit which experience the main flows of illegal immigration, in order to establish partnerships with such countries with a view to drawing up agreem ...[+++]ents on readmission, management of migratory flows, and the combating of illegal immigration;

[43] Recognising this need for enhanced localised networking and information flows, the Innovation Programme of the Community RTD Framework Programme has established Innovation Relay Centres (IRC) (68 active centres including the EEA countries and NAC; they are financed by the Innovation Programme and aim at informing and assisting the local user community on innovation and trans-national technology transfer. The Structural Funds have promoted Business Innovation Centres (150 BICs in 20 countries, including some EEA countries) focused mainly on the creation of new innovative SME's.

Several EQUAL Development Partnerships have acted as catalysts for new partnerships that have improved the co-operation and flow of information between organisations and practitioners working with Asylum Seekers at local and regional levels.