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Document 52023DC0032
Harnessing talent in Europe communication
OZNÁMENIE KOMISIE EURÓPSKEMU PARLAMENTU, RADE, EURÓPSKEMU HOSPODÁRSKEMU A SOCIÁLNEMU VÝBORU A VÝBORU REGIÓNOV Využitie talentov v regiónoch Európy
- Initiative summary:
- Brain drain is the emigration of qualified people whose skills are scarce in their place of origin. Its negative effects can occur at national or regional level and can exacerbate problems in regions suffering from population decline. The initiative on brain drain and mitigating the challenges associated with population decline will look into the different drivers, the long-term consequences in the EU and potential comprehensive solutions to stop or even reverse brain drain.
- EuroVoc thesaurus:
- výskumná politika EÚ; politika vzdelávania; regionálna politika EÚ; migračná politika EÚ; vzdelávanie; pracovná mobilita; pracujúca populácia; únik mozgov; aktualizácia schopností; profesijné kvalifikácie; odborná rekvalifikácia; nedostatok pracovnej sily; regionálna nerovnováha; inovácia
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- Documents:
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Ares(2022)2289947 (Call for evidence for an initiative)
Ares(2022)2545724 (Call for evidence for an initiative)
Ares(2022)5684493 (Factual summary report of the public consultation) - Leading service:
- Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy
- Planned adoption period:
- 01/10/2022 - 31/12/2022
- Check the status of this initiative on the Better Regulation Portal
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- Consultation type:
- Stakeholder feedback
- Consultation duration (weeks):
- 4
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- Consultation type:
- Public consultation
- Consultation duration (weeks):
- 12
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- Consultation type:
- Stakeholder feedback
- Consultation duration (weeks):
- 4
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- Documents:
- COM/2023/32 final (Communication)
- Leading service:
- Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy