74. Expresses deep concern about evidence of child labour in Malian gold mines, agriculture, forestry and other sectors of the economy, reportedly involving children as young as six years old; notes the laws in force in the Sahel states prohibiting child labour; notes also the particularly hazardous nature of gold mining; calls, therefore, on the Malian authorities to implement the policy proposals in its Action Plan for the Fight against Child Labour (PANETEM) of June 2011, and to promote universal education more actively; calls on the EU to work with the International Labour Organization (ILO) and other national and inte ...[+++]rnational organisations, to eradicate fully child labour in Mali; calls on all the Sahel states to combat child labour and promote education;

These measures aim to guarantee the earliest possible availability of suitably qualified researchers and technicians, for instance through improved coordination between EU educational institutions in order to ensure qualifications are equivalent across all Member States, or by facilitating the training and mobility of students and scientists.

To support the retention and further development of scientific competence and human capacity in order to guarantee the availability of suitably qualified researchers, engineers, physicists, psychologists specialising in organisational systems, and employees in the nuclear sector as quickly as possible, in particular by maintaining educational efforts in universities with an emphasis on organising joint post-graduate studies in the fields of nuclear engineering and radiation protection; and to promote safety as a priority .

To support the retention and further development of scientific competence and human capacity in order to guarantee the availability of suitably qualified researchers, engineers, physicists, psychologists specialising in organisational systems, and employees in the nuclear sector as quickly as possible, in particular by maintaining educational efforts in universities with an emphasis on organising joint post-graduate studies in the fields of nuclear engineering and radiation protection; and to promote safety as a priority .

To support the retention and further development of scientific competence and human capacity in order to guarantee the availability of suitably qualified researchers, engineers, physicists, psychologists specialising in organisational systems, and employees in the nuclear sector as quickly as possible, in particular by maintaining educational efforts in universities with an emphasis on organising joint post-graduate studies in the fields of nuclear engineering and radiation protection; and to promote safety as a priority.

collect and make available information on safety and health matters from and to non-EU countries and international organisations including the World Health Organisation (WHO), the International Labour Organisation (ILO), the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO), the International Maritime Organisation (IMO)