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active structural network

time-space-time network | TST network | TST structure

TTT network

3.4. To support and provide sufficient funding for NGOs that provide assistance to trafficked persons; to support efforts made by NGOs to establish a more structured network, and recognise such a network as a major interlocutor (Commission, Member States)

BD. whereas criminal groups often have an international network structure, therefore, this international structure requires a cross-border response, including effective and comprehensive communication and the sharing of information between equivalent national and international agencies;

BE. whereas criminal groups often have an international network structure, therefore, this international structure requires a cross-border response, including effective and comprehensive communication and the sharing of information between equivalent national and international agencies;

204. Considers that keeping citizens active and productive after retirement is, among other things, in the economic interest of Europe and that the loss of their expertise can be mitigated by encouraging senior citizens to remain active through looser structures and networks based on their civic engagement and by linking them with economic actors and academia; believes that SMEs could profit most from a network of informal structures such as this, which could be consulted, as most SMEs find it hard to afford these services from the consultancies active in the economy; points out that knowledge accumulated by senior citizens must be cir ...[+++]culated for the benefit of all by the establishment of a network at EU level;