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PROJECT WITH THREE STAGES 1. Scientific stage (2012) Sharing of scientific knowledge on causes and possible solutions. 2. Evidence inspired stage (2013)

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2 PROJECT WITH THREE STAGES 1. Scientific stage (2012) Sharing of scientific knowledge on causes and possible solutions. 2. Evidence inspired stage (2013) Deepen this knowledge, based on expert opinions, specific experiences and policy schemes. Prepare call for projects and policy recommendations. 3. Action-centred stage (2014) Promote these policies, choose and disseminate the projects thus identified and help to apply them. 3,

3 TODAY – 8 March 2013 1. Focus on evidence inspired stage 2. Purpose Prepare call for projects Prepare policy statement to stimulate societal debate

4 TODAY – 8 March 2013 1. Two workshops Preliminary conclusion preparatory working groups Foreign good practices Discussion with public 2. Round table with Ministers and stakeholders Education, PES, social partners and poverty reduction Moderated by Linda De Win

5 TODAY – 8 March 2013 Pratical information Workshops (10:10-11 and 11:30-12:30) -Early school leaving: this plenary room -Youth unemployment: room upstairs Coffee break (11-11:30) -Downstairs Lunch (12:30-14) Mezzanine Round-table and closing speech (14-15:35) -This plenary room

6 TODAY – 8 March 2013 Pratical information Simultaneous translation -Into English -Headphones Bring them to workshop room, but leave them there during lunch. Don’t forget to return them after round-table! Book -During coffee break and lunch time

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