IDELE Project

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Seminar 12

The local and the European Employment Strategy: Lessons from IDELE

Brussels, Belgium, 13–14 July 2006

Seminar photographs

Delegates at the Brussels seminar.

Delegates enjoying dinner at the Stekerlapatte restaurant.

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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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