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"I welcome the ‘Innovation Union’ initiative, whose goal is to integrate Europe in innovation terms by cooperating in a well-coordinated way at regional, national and European level. I applaud the European innovation partnerships, which are an innovative concept aimed at creating synergies between existing initiatives and, potentially, new European and Member State initiatives in the field of innovation. I welcome the proposed theme for this first pilot partnership: active and healthy ageing. Some of the most serious social challenges faced by Europe, such as the ageing population, require radical innovation that cuts across several sectors. Responding to ageing requires changes at all levels, from the right to work and pensions, to new service models, including self-administered care and new types of accommodation. The struggle against new risks and inequalities requires innovative approaches in the social field, not just through implementing new technology, but also through innovative organisations. I call on the Commission to guarantee funding for the partnerships, bringing together the resources of the European Union, the Member States, the regions, and other public and private actors for this purpose, following clear and transparent criteria."@en1
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