Európai Önkéntes Szolgálat hírei
EU-China Year of Youth: visit of Chinese youth representatives to Spain\n
At the occasion of the European Youth Week and in the framework of the 2011 EU-China Year of Youth, a group of Chinese youth representatives visited Pamplona (Spain).\n
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EU budget 2014-2020: Investing today for growth tomorrow\n
The European Union has just proposed a multi-annual budget for 2014-2020. Responding to today's concerns and tomorrow's needs it focuses on priority funding at the EU level that provides true added value and includes more funds for Europe’s youth. In order to overcome the fragmentation of current instruments the Commission proposes to ...\n
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EU-China flagship event at the occasion of the 2011 European Youth Week\n
The 2nd flagship event of the EU-China Year of Youth held in Europe successfully took place in May, in the context of the European Youth Week.\n
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Interim evaluation of the Youth in Action programme\n
The European Commission carried out an interim evaluation of the Youth in Action Programme\n
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Structured Dialogue Conclusions – European Youth Week 2011\n
Young representatives from National Working Groups across Europe who came to Brussels for the Structured Dialogue session of the European Youth Week 2011 have delivered their verdicts on the priorities for Europe, going into the next 18-month EU Trio Presidency of Denmark, Poland and Cyprus.\n
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Council for Youth – 19 May 2011\n
The EU Council for Youth took place on 19 May. Androulla Vassiliou, Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth, represented the European Commission.\n
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Public consultations: which way forward for EU education and youth programmes?\n
The European Commission has just published the results of public consultations on the future generation of EU programmes for education and youth from 2014. Between September and November 2010, anyone interested was invited to give their opinions on the design of the funding programmes under the next multiannual budget of the European ...\n
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European Voluntary Service Award Ceremony\n
Three European Voluntary Service projects awarded by President Barroso, Commissioner Vassiliou and MEP Papanikolaou\n
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Youth in Action monitoring survey\n
Every year the EU Youth in Action programme supports over 8 000 projects allowing more than 150 000 young people and youth workers to make valuable experiences in the field of non formal education and youth.\n
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EU-China youth dialogue continues during the European Youth Week\n
Up to 120 Chinese youth representatives will visit Europe from 17 to 24 May during the 2011 European Youth Week and in the framework of the 2011 EU-China Year of Youth.\n
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European Youth Week 2011. Hey you! Spe@k up! Join in!\n
It's time, Europe! Hundreds of events, from arts and sports to debates and workshops, are going on all over Europe, from 15 - 21 May, to celebrate European Youth Week 2011.\n
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Youth Video Festival on Migration, Diversity & Social Inclusion - Calls for Youth Participation\n
The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) are organising the Plural + 2011 Festival and invite the world’s youth to submit dynamic and forward-thinking videos focusing on migration, diversity and social inclusion!\n
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"Nem mindenre a természet, az anyaföld tanít-e minket? A földnek szíve van. Aki ráborul s fülét odaszorítja közös tápláló anyánk barna testéhez, rejtélyes dobogást hall alant, mintha egy óriási kalapács tompa ütései volnának, száz mérföldnyire mélyen belsejében; a szíve dobogása az. A föld gondolkozik is. Gondolatai a virágok. (...) Mikszáth Kálmán
