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TITLE OF PROJECT
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Transnational exchange for active ageing |
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Country:
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Greece |
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Project Period:
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2005-2007 |
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Project Value:
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€ 585.118 |
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No of Staff Provided:
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5 |
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Origin of Funding:
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European Social Fund Second transnational exchange programme - DG Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities |
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Name of Client/ Beneficiary:
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DG Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities |
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Description of Project:
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"Transnational exchange for active ageing" project falls within the framework of the Commission strategy to combat social exclusion. Despite progress made during the last years, the elderly remain part of the population most at risk of poverty and social exclusion. Employment is a key factor, not only because it generates income but also because it can promote social participation and personal development and contributes to maintaining adequate living standards in old age. The project aims to design an integrated strategy for active ageing that will improve the labour market situation of older workers (55+) and enhance the capacity of, and incentives for, older workers to remain or to re-enter in the labour market. The project will also promote transnational exchange and co-operation in order to address some of the crucial aspects of demographic change management at European level and to facilitate the exchange of best practices and experiences between transnational partners. The main objectives of the project are the following:
The dissemination of information has been achieved through two international conferences, four exchanges of good practice workshops, the project website and the publication of the "Integrated Age Management Strategy". The project is co-funded (80%) by the European Commission - Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities DG. |
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Services Provided:
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a) Structures and practices of redeployment guidance b) Management and behavioural approaches to occupational guidance and redeployment c) Motivational approaches and systems. d) Professional and ethical issues. e) Flexible working arrangements and improvement of the working environment. f) Training and life-long learning programmes g) Healthcare arrangements. Investments in healthy living standards, including time for health and exercise in the regular work schedule, offer of various health and exercise alternatives, as well as the provision of individual support. h) Promoting links between generations
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