92. Stresses the need for a more participatory approach, and recognises that securing greater acceptance by local people of energy infrastructure projects goes hand in hand with providing adequate information about the purpose of the projects, and with local involvement in their development at the earliest possible stage; calls for the participation, at all levels of civil society, of NGOs, industry, the social partners and consumer organisations in the consultation process for projects of European interest; calls on the Commission to set up a consultation and assessment system in order to identify and disseminate best practices and kn ...[+++]owledge in relation to public acceptance of infrastructure;

The European Commission's delegations in third countries should also be able to handle the widespread local dissemination of useful information and help influence the student's choice (as to the level of tuition fees, the value of scholarships, possible obligation to return home, etc.).

Dissemination of results: To enhance visibility and impact of cooperation under this framework at local, regional, national and European level, the outcomes of cooperation should be widely disseminated among all relevant stakeholders and, where appropriate, discussed at the level of Directors-General or Ministers.

Firstly the national, regional and local public authorities, to be supported by local energy agencies, which will take care of dissemination of best practices, right through to the general public.

4. Calls on the Commission, in addition to promoting the establishment of trans-European information and cooperation networks and the exchange of experience between the Member States, to disseminate more effectively the outcome and experience of work already undertaken, to play a leading role as a catalyst and motor in stimulating new employment initiatives, e.g. through closer integration of structural policy and support for local activities and to draw up specific programmes for the development and dissemination of these new forms of social entrepreneurship;

11. Calls on the Commission to table as soon as possible new methods of providing information on Community programmes and for it to assign a major role in this respect to local authorities and public bodies (e.g. libraries and post offices) for the dissemination of information material; recognises the importance of exchanging and publishing examples of innovative initiatives;