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Deal Management System in European Union
Deal management system in European Union
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What is shared management?
Shared Management is an approach to organising and managing support in a way that is led by individuals and families, in partnership with a Support Organisation. Like all good effective partnerships Shared Management requires a respectful trusting relationship.
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What is the principle of shared management?
Shared management means that the responsibility for ESF+ management lies with both the Commission and Member States. At the beginning of each seven-year programming period, the Commission and Member States agree on key priorities for ESF+ investment, which are set out in national or regional programmes.
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What is the recovery and resilience facility?
The centrepiece of NextGenerationEU is the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) - an instrument that provides grants and loans to support reforms and investments in the EU Member States.
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Is RRF shared management?
First, it is implemented under direct management by the Commission, but relies on the Member States for compliance with national and EU rules, as in shared management. Second, RRF payments to Member States are linked to the achievement of predefined milestones and targets, and not directly to the ultimate costs.
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What is the Digital Single Market European Commission?
The Digital Single Market strategy seeks to ensure better access for consumers and business to online goods and services across Europe, for example by removing barriers to cross-border e-commerce and access to online content while increasing consumer protection.
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What is EU indirect management?
indirect management: funding is managed by partner organisations or other authorities inside or outside the EU.
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What is EU indirect management?
indirect management: funding is managed by partner organisations or other authorities inside or outside the EU.
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Europe has a common set of rules on how to deal with asylum seekers it applies to most EU Member States some neighboring countries but not the UK in Ireland the so-called Dublin regulation is a key part of that system it was designed to prevent asylum seekers from submitting applications to multiple EU Member States it stipulates that asylum claims should be processed by the country that played the biggest part in the applicants entry to the EU usually the country where they first arrived but many say the system isn't working why because of the roots migrants take asylum seekers first arrived in the EU in a few countries mainly around the Mediterranean countries like Greece and Italy are struggling to process and accommodate all the arrivals Germany has now become the first country to suspend the Dublin regulation saying it doesn't work and the EU has said that the system needs to be restructured to spread the burden new governments have agreed to take in 32 and a half thousand asylum seekers over the next two years under a quota system but they will only take in refugees from Syria and Eritrea and in July alone more than a hundred thousand migrants arrived on Europe Shores so some countries have taken the matter into their own hands Hungary and Bulgaria have been building fences along their borders to keep migrants out Slovakia has been discouraging Muslims from seeking asylum
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