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The European e-Competence Framework is a reference framework of ICT competences that can be used and understood by ICT user and supply companies, the public sector, educational and social partners across Europe. The framework provides an international tool for: * ICT practitioners and managers, with clear guidelines for their competence development * Human resources managers, enabling the anticipation and planning of competence requirements * Education and training, enabling effective planning and design of ICT curricula * Policy makers and market researchers, providing a clear and Europe-wide agreed reference for ICT skills and competences in a long-term perspective. The European e-Competence Framework v.1.0 has been developed in the context of the CEN/ISSS workshop on ICT Skills.[...]
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]]>Julius Evola and Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's views of the European New Order
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The European Union as a whole (i.e., the 25 Member States and the Commission) is one of the world's main humanitarian aid donors; the Humanitarian Aid department (ECHO) is the service of the European Commission responsible for this activity. The purpose of this website is to get across the message that people are our priority. Every month we have an eye-witness account from one of our operations in the field. We are also giving precedence to photos and multimedia documents; for instance, you can view here a video presenting ECHO.
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New multilingual SEO blog on the search engine marketing industry in Europe.