European Parliament · 10 February 2021
European Skills Agenda for sustainable competitiveness, social fairness and resilience
Adopted
606 in favour · 12 against · 72 abstained. 690 members voted.
What it asks for, in the Parliament's words
- Emphasises the potential opportunities offered by the Erasmus + programme, especially in the adult education field, and the need to boost its 2021-2027 budget
- Notes that creative and artistic skills are essential for the economy, and calls for the introduction of a more horizontal approach in the Skills Agenda in order to include them into all curricula
- Notes that the main source of EU education funding is the European Social Fund+, and stresses the importance of ensuring that these funds remain available for this purpose, especially in times of crisis
Quoted from B9-0108/2021, which says more than these lines. Each is a whole paragraph; this site does not rewrite them.
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