Seminars
Seminar 4
Successful local milieux and the Lisbon process: local employment development in the context of the Lisbon Strategy
Cork, Ireland, 8 October 2004
Seminar photographs
Identification, dissemination and exchange of good practice in local employment development and promoting better governance
IDELE Project
IDELE seminars
- 13.07.06 Brussels, Belgium
- 12. The local and the EES: lessons from IDELE
- 01.02.06 Santiago de Compostela, Spain
- 11. Sustainable rural communities: local approaches to job generation and learning and skills development
- 27.04.06 Bologna, Italy
- 10. Fresh approaches to employment activation and sustainable communities: lessons for the competiveness and employment regions
- 09.03.06 Budapest, Hungary
- 9. The new round of structural and cohesion funds: bringing the local into play in the context of convergence
- 07.07.05 Copenhagen, Denmark
- 8. Cross-border and transnational co-operation for local employment development
- 09.06.05 Nice, France
- 7. Funding the long term: mainstreaming and sustainable finance for local employment development
- 12.05.05 Faro, Portugal
- 6. Connecting the local: linking local employment and economic development into national and regional governance systems
- 21.04.05 Thessaloniki, Greece
- 5. Maximising employment potential: developing local approaches to lifelong learning
- 08.10.04 Cork, Ireland
- 4. Successful local milieux and the Lisbon process
- 16.09.04 Rovaniemi, Finland
- 3. Stimulating and managing new firm creation and entrepreneurship through local action in rural areas with dispersed populations
- 16.07.04 Berlin, Germany
- 2. The Metropolitan City: seeking competitive advantage through local actions to integrate immigrants and minority groups
- 02.07.04 Lille, France
- 1. Local partnership activity in old industrial areas: the key lessons for policy
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