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This report, adopted by a single vote, has not been top of the bill in today’s debates but it emphasises fundamental issues: investment in human capital as an indispensable condition to create the future of our European societies. It is partly because of the lack of investment in education and training that there is a) a persistent gap between skills and labour market demands and b) a high level of structural unemployment. Young people must be at the heart of social investment strategies. We must respond to different social risks and to needs that are not being met. Social entrepreneurship is one essential component of social investment; this is why this report must be read together with the one we have supported on the promotion of enterprises and social innovation. Reconciling social and economic goals, creating ‘activating welfare states’ and policies to promote growth and employment, is the path we should now follow in order to come out of the current crises on top."@en1
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