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02/12/2009 - THE LISBON TREATY ENTERED INTO FORCE ON 01 DECEMBER 2009
The Treaty of Lisbon entered into force on 1st December 2009. It provides the EU with modern institutions and optimised working methods to tackle both efficiently and effectively today’s challenges in world. In a rapidly changing world, Europeans look to the EU to address issues such as globalisation, climatic and demographic changes, security and energy. The Treaty of Lisbon reinforces democracy in the EU and its capacity to promote the interests of its citizens on a day-to-day basis.
01/12/2009 - PUBLIC CONSULTATION ON FUTURE EU 2020 STRATEGY
The European Commission has published a consultation paper on the future EU 2020 strategy, the follow-up to the Lisbon process, which you can access through the following link.
 
The Commission intends to present a formal proposal for the EU 2020 strategy early next year, with a view to the EU's Heads of State and governments adopting the strategy at their 2010 spring meeting. In the meantime, the Commission would like to hear your views on some suggested broad policy considerations for the future EU2020 strategy, which are contained in the consultation document below. See here the consultation on the future EU 2020 strategy.
 
Your contributions can be sent by 15th January 2010 at the latest. See here how to submit your contribution.
30/11/2009 - RESTRUCTURING FORUM: NEW SKILLS FOR NEW JOBS
The first objective of the Restructuring Forum, organised by the European Commission in cooperation with the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and the Committee of the Regions will be to set the scene for discussion and debate between the stakeholders on the role of skills needs anticipation in employment, education and training policy making and practices, and on how and by whom this should be done. The main results of 18 sectoral studies will be presented, highlighting the common challenges, the differences and the relative position of the different sectors under review in relation with competences and skills requirements. Workshops will offer the opportunity for participants to listen to the presentations of good practices for specific sectors and to discuss further some of the recommendations laid down in the studies.
28/11/2009 - EU SUPPORTS 18 TRANSNATIONAL PROJECTS IN THE FIELD OF SPORT
The 2009 call for proposals of the Preparatory Action in the field of sport was published on 15 May 2009. The deadline for applications was 31 August 2009. In total, 207 applications were received. Applications were evaluated according to the eligibility, selection and award criteria detailed in the text of the call for proposals. Following this evaluation, the Commission decided to finance 18 projects with a total amount of € 4 million.
 
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