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EU youth report
A joint report by the Council and the European Commission summarising the results of the first work cycle of the EU Youth Strategy (2010-12) providing a comprehensive statistical analysis on the situation of young people in the EU.
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Tastes of Europe
A culinary voyage through Europe in 27 recipes
Taste the diversity of agricultural products in Europe and try some traditional and modern recipes proposed by the chefs.
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ICT for societal challenges
This booklet highlights some EU initiatives related to the digital technologies which help tackle many of Europe’s societal challenges, including better healthcare, energy saving, smart transport, and secure internet.
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Travelling in Europe 2013-14
Europe: a continent open to travellers, who can discover thousands of years of history, explore a rich cultural heritage and cross borders without encountering any limits or unreasonable restrictions.
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Key figures on the enlargement countries
2013 edition
This pocketbook presents a range of statistics on the enlargement countries in comparison with the European Union from 2001 to 2011. The publication includes data on demography, education, social conditions, labour force, national accounts, finance and prices, external trade, agriculture, energy, industry and services, transport, communication and information society, research and development, as well as environment.
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Building a house of European History
A project of the European Parliament
The house is planned to open at the end of 2015 in the heart of the European quarter in Brussels. It will be visitor-centred, open to all and offering programmes for groups, young people and schools.
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Open Data
The Open Data Portal (ODP) of the European Union (launched on 10 April 2013) aims at unleashing the data potential by making them more easily discoverable and by promoting the use of open standards. The ODP will progressively include data coming from all EU institutions, agencies and bodies going from statistics, sound recordings to geospatial data … basically anything that can be reused. About 6000 data are already available.
Free licence for reuse of EUR-Lex data
The entire content of the EUR-Lex database can be reused via a free licence. Find more about this topic as well as contact details on the EUR-Lex website. |
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