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4 Amendments of Iosif MATULA related to 2010/2010(INI)

Amendment 1 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 1
1. considers that EU cohesion policy plays a crucial role in developing the job potential of a sustainable economy, as it helps eliminate regional differences and create a society with fullthe best possible employment; stresses that the European Structural Funds can encourage the regions to take initiatives to create new, sustainable jobs; recommends that regional and local authorities should have appropriate, permanent contacts with the business environment, employers' organisations, trade unions and NGOs with a view to projecting the needs of the labour market in the medium and long term;
2010/05/12
Committee: REGI
Amendment 16 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 2
2. recognises the important role of local and regional authorities in the education and training of young people, which forms the basis for the acquisition of further skills; points out that the general conditions governing education and further training in many countries are the responsibility of the regional authorities; therefore encourages the regions to use the Structural Funds to create sustainable jobs in the fields of local transport, urban mobility and education; recommends that local and regional authorities should encourage educational establishments to correlate the school curriculum in line with labour market trends;
2010/05/12
Committee: REGI
Amendment 50 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 5
5. reiterates its support for the pilot project ‘Erasmus for elected local and regional representatives’, which could help local and regional authorities to exchange best- practice models, including by encouraging local initiatives, and could also have a multiplier effect in the area of labour market policy.
2010/05/12
Committee: REGI
Amendment 52 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 5 a (new)
5a. recommends that the regional authorities adopt development strategies in line with the objectives of the EU 2020 Strategy with the aim of creating new jobs in a sustainable economy.
2010/05/12
Committee: REGI