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GROWTH AND JOBS: NEXT STEPS Presentation of J.M. Barroso, President of the European Commission, to the informal European Council of 30 January 2012

Tackling the «vicious circles» affecting Europe Europe 2020 Macro-imbalances procedure Euro Plus Pact Low competitiveness Higher taxes Low tax revenue Low productivity Low growth Low demand Limited access to finance Government debts Private and financial sector indebtedness Bank guarantees and recapitalisation International agreement Stability and Growth Pact Financial stability funds Euro Plus Pact Lower values of bonds EU supervisory framework Macro-imbalances procedure Euro Plus Pact Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 1

Restoring growth: a pressing priority EU GDP level in recent years (first quarter 2005 = 100) GDP level 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 100? 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 2

Discipline and growth must be combined Government balance in % of GDP 6 2007 2011 2013* 4 2 0 EA EU -2 SE FI DE EE LU -4-6 -8 IT BG CY* DK PL* NL BE* MT* AT RO LV PT HU* LT CZ SK FR ES SI -10 UK EL IE -12 * This forecast is based on an Autumn 2011 scenario of «no policy change» and does not reflect announcements made since then, except for BE, CY, HU, MT and PL, where information for 2013 dates from January 2012. Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 3

Europe 2020: the EU s growth strategy Strengthened EU economic governance Macro-economic & fiscal surveillance Regulation of financial services Targets and guidance for structural reforms Flagships for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth Digital Agenda Youth on the Move Innovation Union New Industrial Policy New Skills and new Jobs Platform against Poverty Resource Efficiency Modernised EU levers for growth and jobs Single Market Act Trade and external policies Structural Funds and future EU budget Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 4

EU recommendations for action at national level Public finances Labour market Structural policies Financial stability AT BE BG CY CZ DE DK EE ES FI FR HU IT LT LU MT NL PL SE SI SK UK Fiscal consolidation Long-term Sustainability Fiscal framew ork Taxation Wage Setting Active Labour Market Policy Labour Market participation Education Note: Recommendations adopted by the EU in July 2011 for 2011-2012. For IE, LV, EL, PT and RO, the only recommendation is to implement existing commitments under EU/IMF financial assistance programmes. Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 5 Netw ork industries Energy efficiency Service sector Business environment and SMEs R & D and innovation Public services and cohesion policy Banking Housing market

Commitments made under the Euro Plus Pact Foster competitiveness Foster employment Sustainability of public finances Reinforce financial stability Wage setting mechanisms Public sector wage developments Competition in services Education, R&D, innovation Labour market flexicurity Labour Undeclared participation work Life-long learning Low er labour taxes Business environment Participation of 2nd earners Align pensions to demography Incentives for older workers National fiscal rule National legislation for banking resolution and other financial stabilisation measures AT BE BG CY DE DK EE EL ES FI FR IE IT LT LU LV MT NL PL PT RO SI SK Note: this table summarises commitments taken by Member States participating in the Euro Plus Pact since Spring 2011. Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 6

Annual Growth Survey: five priorities for 2012 Pursuing growth-friendly fiscal consolidation Restoring normal lending to the economy Promoting growth and competitiveness Tackling unemployment and the social consequences of the crisis Modernising public administration Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 7

FOCUS 1: Tackling youth unemployment Youth unemployment rates (November 2011) % of labour force (EU average = 22%) < 10 10-20 20-30 30-40 > 40 Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 8

Unemployment levels vary greatly Unemployment rates and numbers of unemployed (November 2011) Unemployment rates in % (total population) Number of persons unemployed (rounded) Youth unemployment rates in % Number of young unemployed (rounded) Unemployment rates in % (total population) Number of persons unemployed (rounded) Youth unemployment rates in % Number of young unemployed (rounded) EU 9.8 23 674 000 22.3 5 579 000 BE 7.2 351 000 21.1 84 000 BG 10.9 361 000 25.6 61 000 CZ 6.7 351 000 19.0 72 000 DK 7.8 229 000 14.9 70 000 DE 5.5 2 339 000 8.1 393 000 EE 11.3 79 000 21.8 17 000 IE 14.6 303 000 29.3 58 000 EL 18.8 934 000 46.6 145 000 ES 22.9 5 333 000 49.6 990 000 FR 9.8 2 850 000 23.8 722 000 IT 8.6 2 142 000 30.1 459 000 CY 9.1 37 000 23.1 8 000 LV 14.8 169 000 29.9 34 000 LT 15.3 247 000 31.1 43 000 LU 4.9 12 000 14.7 2 000 HU 10.7 457 000 25.9 78 000 MT 6.4 12 000 14.3 4 000 NL 4.9 437 000 8.6 121 000 AT 4.0 174 000 8.3 49 000 PL 10.0 1 776 000 27.8 456 000 PT 13.2 720 000 30.7 143 000 RO 7.3 727 000 23.4 204 000 SI 8.2 83 000 15.2 13 000 SK 13.5 367 000 35.1 78 000 FI 7.4 201 000 19.6 63 000 SE 7.4 374 000 23.2 148 000 UK 8.3 2 665 000 22.0 1 023 000 Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 9

The EU opens up opportunities for young people STUDY: ERASMUS 3 million students so far > 200 000 a year > 90% satisfaction TRAIN: LEONARDO 710 000 people so far > 80 000 placements a year 86% find it beneficial WORK: EURES 1.3 million vacancies 25 700 employers registered 100 000 jobs/offers a year Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 10

A Youth on the move Pact (1) EACH MEMBER STATE TO: Develop youth jobs plans by mid-april as part of National Reform Programmes Guarantee job, education or training for each young person within 4 months of leaving school Agree with social partners to increase number of apprenticeships and traineeships Use existing EU support schemes to facilitate youth mobility (with EU and/or top-up national funding) Re-direct EU Structural Funds to give priority to youth unemployment Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 11

A Youth on the move Pact (2) WHERE YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT IS SIGNIFICANTLY ABOVE EU AVERAGE: Action teams with Commission, Member States & social partners to develop youth jobs plans Use of unallocated EU Structural Funds to fund training and work experience Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 12

FOCUS 2: Helping our entrepreneurs What is the most pressing problem your firm is facing? (all SMEs in the EU, %, survey from December 2011) 2009 2011 Finding customers Access to finance Competition Availability of skilled staff or experienced managers Costs of production or labour Regulation 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 13

and boosting the competitiveness of our SMEs Access to finance EU schemes for SMEs: Direct funding and loans Guarantees Working capital EIB EU market for venture capital Innovative financing instruments (project bonds) At home: Cutting red-tape E-government and e-commerce 3 days to start a business Reduction of late payments Exemptions for micro-firms Access to markets Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 14 Abroad: Enforce Single Market legislation Fast-track Single Market Act Use of public procurement Support for internationalisation New trade agreements

Tapping the potential of EU Funds ESF* unallocated ( m) EU Structural Funds still to be allocated for the period 2007-2013 (estimate end 2011) ERDF* unallocated ( m) Total unallocated ( m) Unallocated funds as % of total EU funds ESF* unallocated ( m) ERDF* unallocated ( m) Total unallocated ( m) Unallocated funds as % of total EU funds EU 22 271 60 043 82 314 24% BE 45 85 130 6% BG 422 1 578 2 000 30% CZ 1 370 5 630 7 000 26% DK 91 14 105 21% DE 2 112 3 688 5 800 23% EE 33 340 374 11% IE 2 0 2 0% EL 1 495 2 805 4 300 21% ES 2 712 8 000 10 712 31% FR 747 3 500 4 247 32% IT 3 674 4 326 8 000 29% CY 0 0 0 0% LV 0 450 450 10% LT 289 761 1 050 15% LU 0 5 5 10% HU 2 190 4 010 6 200 25% MT 20 55 75 9% NL 0 240 240 14% AT 78 322 400 33% PL 3 775 13 725 17 500 26% PT 1 760 1 240 3 000 14% RO 698 5 102 5 800 30% SI 204 371 575 14% SK 39 2261 2 300 20% FI 89 261 350 22% SE 195 105 300 18% UK 230 1 170 1 400 14% Note: Commission estimate of EU funding in programmes still to be allocated to specific operations on the ground. * ESF = European Social Fund. ERDF = European Regional Development Fund. Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 15

European Semester: working together on next steps Now: Prepare youth jobs plan in each National Reform Programme Commission / Member State action on youth unemployment in worst affected Member States (accelerating / redirecting structural funds for youth and SME support) March: EU-level guidance from Spring summit (based on Annual Growth Survey) April: May: June: Member State commitments in National Reform Programmes Commission country-specific recommendations European Council decisions on country-specific recommendations Presentation of J.M. Barroso to the informal European Council, 30 January 2012 16

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