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As successive external evaluations have shown, the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop), an EU Agency that was created in 1975, has, over the course of the years, made a vital contribution towards developing the Community’s vocational training policy.
The tripartite composition of its Board is reflected in the participation of government representatives, employers’ organisations and employees’ organisations, with the Commission as the fourth participant on the Board, which gives its opinions greater legitimacy and enables it to make better-informed and more effective decisions on the ground.
The proposed amendments to the basic Regulation of Cedefop are intended to increase its ability to respond, in view of the impending enlargement, and to provide an institutional framework that is more efficient, more flexible and more effective.
I wholeheartedly welcome the fact that all of the social partners will be involved in consultations on a social project that will lead to an increase in professional qualification and jobs, and will, in turn, lead to improved quality of work. For this to happen, I feel that greater emphasis must be placed on informing the citizens of Europe about the work of this and other agencies, in order to raise awareness of the enrichment, both individual and collective, that can be derived from ongoing vocational qualifications."@en1
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