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In general, it seems important to widen the fields of interventions
beyond the four key fields identified by the EU Framework for National
Roma Integration Strategies (NRIS) (employment, education, healthcare
and housing) including also other areas of relevance, particularly non-
discrimination. In this sense, further efforts are deemed necessary in those
areas that up to now received less attention, such as healthcare.
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The alignment, complementarity and coordination between the national,
regional and local levels
, including between the OPs acting at the different
levels and the financial and policy instruments (i.e. OPs and relevant
policies on Roma inclusion at national and regional level such as the NRIS,
among others).
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The role of theNational RomaContact Points (NRCPs)
in the implementation,
monitoring and evaluation phases and the need to improve the coordination
and alignment between the National Roma Contact Points and the Managing
Authorities.
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The
promotion of a quality participation, involvement and performance
of relevant stakeholders
for Roma inclusion (including Roma NGOs
and organisations working to promote Roma inclusion as well as Roma
communities themselves) throughout the whole ESI Funds cycle (from
planning, to implementation, monitoring and evaluation) in line with the
European Code of Conduct on Partnership. To this end it is important:
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To advance towards structured mechanisms to involve stakeholders
and
establish processes and methods that allow for an active and quality
partnership
(going beyond mere informative sessions and moving
towards real consultation and partnership), to develop mechanisms for
the systematic monitoring and evaluation of stakeholder involvement
and to foster the capacity of stakeholders to get involved.