strong problem-solving method

domain-independent problem-solving | general-purpose method | weak problem-solving method

integrated problem solving

transportation method | transportation technique

problem solving in technology-rich environments

problem solving in small groups

This is not impossible, as the experience of Ireland demonstrates forcibly, but it will require effective support from the EU to ensure that structural problems in these countries are overcome and that their employment levels and competitiveness can be increased substantially, as well as an efficient mix of internal policies.

Nunavik Inuit support the tripartite approach to resolving aboriginal issues.

1. Emphasises that 70 million members of the EU’s population are dependent on the fisheries sector; in that connection, calls on the Member States to encourage research and development activities with the aim of developing a more competitive, sustainable and up-to-date fisheries sector; points out that consolidated community policies such as agriculture and fisheries, which form the basis of the EU’s economy, notably on the periphery of the Union, require appropriate and targeted scientific support. Stresses that traditional ways of solving sector-specific problems such as e ...[+++]nvironmental impact, provision of feed, health control and integration in coastal zones have long since ceased to be the primary and most important sources of solutions; recommends that the financial framework enable the funding, under the European Fisheries Fund, of facilities and scientific research equipment in the field of fisheries;

If the national parliaments and the European Parliament must cooperate effectively in the public interest, as indeed they must, there is no doubt that this personal enrichment of professional history and diverse legal cultures must find time in this cooperation for mediation as an effective method of solving problems in the public interest.