Traduction de «union panafricaine des étudiants » (Français → Anglais) :

All Africa Students Union [ AASU | Student Movement for African Unity | Pan African Youth Movement ]

All-African Students Union | AASU [Abbr.]

Pan African Union of Science and Technology [ PUST | Non-Governmental Pan African Union for Science and Technology ]

Canadian Federation of Students [ CFS | National Union of Students | Canadian Union of Students ]

National Union of Moroccan Students | UNEM [Abbr.]

Pan-African Telecommunications Union | PATU [Abbr.]

One of the proposal’s key elements is ‘to better tap into the potential of students and researchers’ by making it easier for them to work in the EU after completing their studies or research. If adopted in its original form, the proposal would increase the right of students to work part-time, raising the permitted number of hours per week from 10 to 20, give members of researchers’ families the right to seek work, and allow students and researchers having completed their studies or research to stay within the territory for 12 months to identify work opportunities. There is also provision for facilitating intra-EU mobility for students an ...[+++]d researchers, especially those taking part in Erasmus Mundus or Marie Curie programmes.

11. Calls on the Council of the European Union to study the possibility of organising training and support for MISCA, as has been done for AMISOM, in order to increase the capacity of the African forces to manage the planning and conduct of the operations to establish security themselves;

Under the EU Treaty, wherever EU students choose to study in the Union, they have the same rights to benefits as local students, unless EU law expressly excludes a benefit from the principle of equal treatment such as maintenance aid.

31. Asks the Commission to make other potential sources of financing available to Member States for the development and renovation of social housing stock as forms of social investment, as well as to encourage Member States and regional and local authorities to make effective use of available European funding, and to retain the reduced rates of VAT that apply to such investment, given the labour-intensive nature of the sector and its very limited impact on cross-border trade within the EU; urges that consideration be given to applying the same rates of VAT to social housing as to basic necessities; encourages Member States to mobilise ...[+++]private savings in order to both facilitate access to land and encourage the construction and renovation of social housing;