Traduction de «fédération des jeunes écologistes européens » (Français → Anglais) :

Federation of Young European Greens | FYEG [Abbr.]

Federation of Young European Ecologists

Federation of Young European Employers | FJCEE [Abbr.]

Federation of Young European Employers [ European Federation for Young Company Leaders ]

European Committee for Young Farmers' and 4H Clubs [ ECYF4HC | European Committee for Young Farmers' Clubs Federations ]

Implementation can be supported by the European Social Fund (ESF). Measures under the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) could also be mobilised to support the objectives of the initiative (e.g. investments in infrastructure for employment services, or support for self-employment and start-ups).

31. Notes the importance of establishing and supporting business incubators, to provide young entrepreneurs with the opportunity to test their ideas and familiarise themselves with business networks and help them contact potential partners, clients and investors; believes that EU funding can play an essential role, and stresses the success of EU-funded projects and university programmes such as the ERDF-financed Birmingham Skills for Enterprise and Employability Network (BSEEN) in the UK which nurture enterprises and entrepreneurial skills by providing mentoring, intensive start-up support and incubator space for new ...[+++]ventures, and are thus key to future job creation;

11. Insists on the role that the European Social Fund (ESF) plays in reducing the disparities in human capital among regions and in helping to increase employment rates, in parallel and in combination with the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), contributes to the fulfilment of some of the current major priorities of the Union, namely boosting youth employment and the labour market, promoting sustainable economy and growth, reducing the number of early school leavers, and combating poverty, discrimination and social exclusion; insists therefore that there is a need to reinforce the principle of sound financial management, in part ...[+++]icular as regards the efficiency and effectiveness of ESF operations, and calls on the Commission to fully analyse the overall effect and real impact of the ESF on the unemployment rate and on job creation;

6. Calls for joint action by the European funds, in particular the instruments of cohesion policy, the ESF and ERDF, to stimulate investments for growth and jobs and to find an urgent answer to this worrying situation; points out that SMEs are the engine of Europe, the cornerstone of employment and the main actor for bringing the crisis to an end; considers it necessary, therefore, to provide them with better access to financing and to the business environment in which they operate; encourages the European Investment Bank to invest in job creation for young people, counting on spin-off benefits, provided that it grants loans primarily ...[+++] to SMEs; calls for particular attention to be given to all those regions hardest hit by youth unemployment and emphasises that European structural and investment funds can help companies, especially SMEs, hiring young people and reducing youth unemployment and also take the measures necessary for the labour market, education and training in order to support workers’ transition to the local employment markets as they acquire new skills and jobs (including green jobs, jobs required as a result of demographic trends, new technologies, and the diversification of employment in rural areas); invites the Member States and regional and local authorities to set up integrated territorial development strategies, including training and employment components, starting with measures to avoid early school leaving, and to build employment pathways for young people;