 | The Courier N° 130 Nov - Dec 1991 - Dossier: Oil - Reports: Kenya - The Comoros (EC Courier, 1991, 96 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | Editorial |
|  | Meeting point |
| | Dr Subroto, Secretary General of OPEC |
| | ACP-EEC |
| | Low-key Joint Assembly in Amsterdam |
| | The Joint Assembly - as seen by four of its members |
| | Country reports |
| | Kenya - Democracy: winning the hearts and minds of wananchi |
| | (introduction...) |
| | KANU, the ruing |
| | Gearing up for industrial take-off |
| | Matching resources with the population |
| | Pressing ahead with refonns |
| | Profile |
| | EEC at the grassroots |
| | Financial cooperation between Kenya and the EEC |
| | The Comoros - In dire economic straits |
| | (introduction...) |
| | An interview with President Said Mohamed Djohar |
| | An interview with former Production and Industry Minister, Ali Mroudjae |
| | Comoros-EEC cooperation |
| | External aid to The Comoros |
| | ACP-regional cooperation |
| | Interacting cereal policies in the Western Sahel |
| | Europe |
| | The European social area |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Social policy measures for the achievement of the internal market |
| | Social policy measures with regard to economic and social cohesion |
| | Measures to promote employment and solidarity |
| | Dialogue between management and labour |
| | The European Social Charter |
| | Some basic statistics |
| | Dossier |
| | Oil |
| | Oil and its uses |
| | Petroleum: working for ACP-EEC cooperation |
| | Petroleum replacement polices in the ACP Stales |
| | The Resource Curse thesis: sowing oil windfall |
| | OPEC - aIms, achievements and future challenges |
| | Oil development: time depart from false illusions |
| | Kerosene as a household fuel |
| | Redundant oil figs - what to do when the oil runs out |
| | Oil and gas in Ethiopia: the legal basis |
| | An overview the Angolan oil industry |
| | The pace of oil: an environmentalist’s viewpoint |
| | Close-up |
| | Microprojects gaining ground |
| | Developing world |
| | UN at Africa’s bedside |
| | Scientific research: a partners’ forum |
| | Culture and the arts |
| | ‘Le Noir du Blanc’: an exhibition of clichés and racial stereotypes |
| | CTA-bulettin |
| | Agricultural research in the Pacific |
| | News round-up |
| | The convention at work |
| | General information |
| | European community |
| | Books |
| | Acknowledgements |
Measures to promote employment and solidarity
In spite of the many economic advantages which the completion of the internal market will bring, the fight against the continuing high levels of unemployment will still be one of the main tasks of politicians at national and Community level. The priority is to continue existing programmes. The Commission will produce more analyses of regional and sectoral developments, the necessary information for which will be provided by the regular reports on the labour market situation in the Member States. The main elements of employment policy are the ongoing programmes of action at local level (since 1986), measures to promote female employment, and the programme of action for the longterm unemployed which was requested by the Council in 1986 and set in motion at the end of 1988.
This programme studies the wide variety of experience in the Member States and examines interesting projects. On the basis of the results of the studies, there will be an exchange of information and advice. Equally important will be the achievement of further reductions in youth unemployment. The Helios programme is designed to foster the social and economic integration of handicapped people.
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