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Mutual learning programme
»The mutual Learning Programme...
...was launched at the beginning of 2005 and incorporates the former Peer Review Programme (launched in 1999). Its main objectives are to encourage mutual learning at all levels and to enhance the transferability of the most effective policies within key areas of the European Employment Strategy. A further aim is to encourage stakeholders to promote the wider and more effective dissemination of information about the European Employment Strategy and its implementaion
Documentation of the mutual learning programme in quality of employment
Council Recommendation on the 2008 up date of the broad guidelines for the economic policies of the member states and the community and on the implementation of Member States employment policies
- » Increasing investment in human capital
through better education and skills - Download »
- » Attracting more people
to the labour market - Download »
- » Communication
“Improving quality in work” - Download »
- » Measuring, improving and promoting
effects of lifelong learning - Link »
- » Modernising and activating benefit and
social protection systems to promote employment - Link »
- » Flexicurity in a context
of restructuring - Link »
- » Filling delivery gaps through
better governance - Link »
- » Sharing costs and responsibilities
for lifelong learning - Link »