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European Training Foundation (ETF)

"The European Training Foundation is the EU agency supporting countries surrounding the European Union to reform their education, training and labour market systems. Our unique role is based on the expertise of our staff, and experience gained over nearly 25 years of working hand-in-hand with government, business, and social partners in countries in and around the EU neighbourhood. Our aim is to support each country’s own process for education, training, and labour market reform, with a range of evidence-based methodologies."

(from https://www.etf.europa.eu/en/about, accessed 01/2023)

ETF has a staff of 130, and a budget of approximately € 20 million. The organization is based in Turin, Italy since it became operational in 1994.



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