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14. Bearing in mind that the ESF is a basic tool for combating poverty, gender inequalities, social discrimination (against people with disabilities, migrants, older people, etc.) by getting people into jobs, and for tackling social exclusion and unemployment, calls on the Commission to strengthen the ESF’s potential and its financial autonomy in relation to the pursuit of economic and social cohesion, to make it more flexible so that current and future employment challenges can be addressed, to simplify project management and harmonise and improve procedures and controls, taking account of social sustainability, and to follow up ongoing projects more effectively; points to the positive experiences ...[+++] that project organisers have gained with global grants and welcomes the positive assessment of global grants in the Ecosoc report on efficient partnership (Jan Olsson, ECO/258); calls for the introduction of new conditionality of non-discrimination and desegregation, in order to provide support for those who need it the most, targeting explicitly but not exclusively the Roma communities as well; emphasises the ESF's role in strengthening the social integration dimension; underlines the need for more transparent ESF policies on allocation of funds and detailed evaluation and scrutiny of tangible results achieved, in terms of employment;

[23] Foreign exams and experience giving equivalent competence are recognised.

(5a) As regards the introduction in successive phases of a Common European Asylum System that should lead, in the longer term, to a common procedure and a uniform status, valid throughout the Union, for those granted asylum, it is appropriate at this stage, while making the necessary improvements in the light of experience, to confirm the principles underlying the Convention determining the State responsible for examining applications for asylum lodged in one of the Member States of the European Communities, signed in Dublin on 15 Jun ...[+++]e 1990 (the Dublin Convention), whose implementation has stimulated the process of harmonising asylum policies.

[20] Foreign exams and experience giving equivalent competence are recognised.

In addition to blood group analysis, any other test on the basis of genome analysis providing equivalent guarantees and being sufficiently specific to verify the pedigree of an animal at a certainty of at least 99,0 % is approved for the identification of pure-bred bovine animals for breeding purposes.

– (IT) Mr President, the report begins by welcoming the Commission’s communication, seeking, first and foremost, to take full advantage of the last few years’ experience of the Internet, and hence of self-government through ICANN and its bodies.