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Stresses that the benchmark goals concerning education and training set in the Europe 2020 strategy, including, notably, reducing the early school leaving rate to below 10 % and achieving a figure of 40 % of the younger generation with a tertiary degree, should not be met at the expense of quality in education, but, rather, should be fulfilled by taking into account the first ET 2020 goal of ‘relevant and high-quality skills and competences’; notes that one way of achieving this is through the development of dual education projects.

While the rest of the world is committed to 20% below 1990 levels, the Conservative government wants to put it 4% above 1990 levels.

Civil society must be put back at the heart of Europe”.

Declaration by EESC President Anne-Marie Sigmund on the eve of the 16-17 European Council meeting:

Being fully aware of the objectives and requirements of the CAP, the Commission proposes to take the following additional measures: - for all agricultural imports from associated countries the tariffs should be reduced to the final level as bound in GATT. This would mean an accelerated implementation of the Uruguay Round commitments for the associated countries; - the tariff quotas should be significantly increased further than the 50% increase over 5 years already proposed by the Commission; - the reduction of the in-quota-tariff-rate to 20% of the MFN rate should be applied to all quotas; - the entry price for fruit and vegetables should not be applied within existing quotas; - in order to ensure a full utilization of quotas associate ...[+++]d countries should be authorized to transfer unused quotas among themselves.

However this decline may be offset by the fact that suckler cow numbers have increased by 20% since 1990. - the level of live imports, which in the Commission view should be maintained at the maximum level of 425,000 head - the dissuasive effect of the intervention price reduction to (175 ECU/100 kg - in a safety net situation in 1995/96, i.e. 30% compared to 1992) on farmers who may be tempted to keep a number of cattle which are not eligible for a premium - the impact of the CAP Reform density measures which oblige producers to reduce stacking rates from 3.5 livestock units (l.u) in 1993 to 2.0 l.u in 1996, together with the incentive of 30 ECU/head if stocking rates are reduced to less tha ...[+++]n 1.4 l.u/hectare. - the impact of reducing the maximum carcase weight eligible for intervention which will decline to 340 kg on 1 July 1994.