Traduction de «Etudes de croissance » (Français → Anglais) :

[26] based on data from the Blue Growth Study.

35. Underlines that study programmes should focus on long-term market demands; stresses also that employability means that students should master a wide range of different competences preparing them for the labour market and equipping them for lifelong learning; encourages in this regard active dialogue and national and crossborder cooperation on programmes and work placements between the university community and business, which could help counter the economic crisis, stimulate economic growth, and contribute to a knowledge-based society and thus provide opportunities in a wider social sense; encourages HEIs to be open to transdisciplinary studies, the crea ...[+++]tion of university research institutes and collaboration with diverse partners;

54. Welcomes, therefore, the Spring 2006 European Council decision to remedy the lack of monitoring data by instructing the Committee of the Regions to draft a study monitoring the "Growth and Jobs Strategy", which involved 104 EU regions and cities sharing their views on the implementation of the Lisbon Strategy – a study to be presented to the Spring 2008 European Council; underlines that the study shows whether the Structural Funds" earmarking provision helps channel a greater share of Structural Fund expenditure towards innovation and environmental goals; awaits the evaluation in the study of the added value of the regionalisation ...[+++]of the Lisbon Strategy;

54. Welcomes, therefore, the Spring 2006 European Council decision to remedy the lack of monitoring data by instructing the Committee of the Regions to draft a study monitoring the "Growth and Jobs Strategy", which involved 104 EU regions and cities sharing their views on the implementation of the Lisbon Strategy – a study to be presented to the Spring 2008 European Council; underlines that the study shows whether the Structural Funds" earmarking provision helps channel a greater share of Structural Fund expenditure towards innovation and environmental goals; awaits the evaluation in the study of the added value of the regionalisation ...[+++]of the Lisbon Strategy;

55. Welcomes, therefore, the 2006 Council’s decision to remedy the lack of monitoring data and to have the Committee of the Regions draft its ‘Growth and Jobs Strategy’ monitoring exercise, which involved 104 regions and cities of the EU sharing their views on the implementation of the Lisbon policy – a study to be presented to the 2008 Spring Council; underlines that this study shows whether the Structural Funds’ earmarking provision helps channel a greater share of Structural Fund expenditure towards innovation and environmental goals; awaits the evaluation in this study of the added value of the regionalisation of the Lisbon Strateg ...[+++]y;

11. Is, however, concerned that the Commission continues to define its strategy and formulate its policy on job-creation on the basis of little or no reliable statistical evidence; recalls that while headline growth continues in ICT, there has not always been similar growth in employment; recalls that employment rates in the EU are currently seven points below Lisbon targets; calls on the Commission to carry out in-depth statistical analyses of the effects of technological change on the ICT employment market in the EU;