In turn, Romania must allocate from the European Social Fund at least the same amount to reduce youth unemployment.
The money from the European Social Fund is allocated to programs dedicated to increasing employment in the Member States.
According to the EC, Romania must allocate for the ESF at least 30.8% (4.77 billion Euros) out of the cohesion funds in the 2014-2020 budget programming.
Youth Employment Initiative is a program to assist the states in which more than 25% of the young do not have a job or are not enrolled in education.
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