Migration and integration
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Africa bond
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the government of an African country may borrow money by issuing bonds
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Asylum
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a form of protection for refugees
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Asylum seekers
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persons who file an application for Asylum in a country other than their own
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Hotspots
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reception centers for migrants. When migrants get to a hotspot they are identified and relocated
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1,000
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Migrants
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people moving from one country to another for economic reasons or to avoid war, tortures and discriminations
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Migration crisis
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when large numbers of migrants and/or refugees arrive at the same time into a new country
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Migration compact
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EU strategy for external action on migration |
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Migration flows
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the number of migrants crossing a boundary, within a specific period of time, for the purpose of establishing residence |
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NEET
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not (engaged) in Education, Employment or Training |
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OECD
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Organization for Co-operation and Development
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| Refugees |
migrants who cannot return to their countries of origins for political or war reasons. The main countries of origin of the EU refugees are: Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kosovo and Albania. |
| Relocation/Resettlement |
to locate migrants in a European country different from the one the first entered Europe |
| Route |
a road, course, or way for travel from one place to another |
| Smuggling |
the criminal offense of intentionally and secretively bringing items or human beings into a country |
Environment and renewable energy
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| Biogas plant |
A factory that makes biogas |
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Electric vehicle
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A vehicle that runs on only electricity
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Nucelar plant
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Factory that makes energy out of uranium
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Wind turbine
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Part of wind power plant that mekes the energy
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Wind park
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A area ig many wind power plants
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Capacity
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How much something can be produced
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| Unemployed |
A person without a job |
| Fruiting |
The time when the fruits are ready to be picked |
| Generate |
Let out into the atmosphere |
| Greenhouse emission |
Amount of CO 2 and other unhealthy chemical elements and mixtures which are largely produced nowadays and let out in the atmosphere because of modern western lifestyles (transport, heating, intensive farming, factories, energy consumption in general) |
| Global warming |
The rise in the average temperature on Earth |
| Greenhouse effect |
The cause for global warning, when radiation from the sun gets trapped in our atmoshere and heats the Earth |
| Risen |
Increased |
| Shrunk |
Got smaller |
| Solar energy |
Energy from the sun that we can use with the help of solar panels |
Young employment
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Ability
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competence in an activity or occupation because of one's skill, training,or other qualification
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Apprenticeship
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a person who works for another in order to learn a trade
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Economically active citizens
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citizens that are employed or actively seeking employment
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Employed
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to be in a state of having a job
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| Employment rate |
a measure of the extent to which available labour resources (people available to work) are being used |
| Employment rates of graduates |
how many people (aged 20-34) who have recently graduated from upper secondary or tertiary levels of education |
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Full-time
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employment in which a person works a minimum number of hours defined as such by employer
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| ICT |
information and communications technology |
| Labour market |
the supply and demand for labor, in which employees provide the supply and employers the demand |
| Management |
the directors and managers who have the power and responsibility to make decisions and oversee an enterprise |
| NEET |
young people not in employment, education or training |
| Part-time contract |
a form of employment that carries fewer hours per week than a full-time job |
| Part-time employment |
a form of employment that carries fewer hours per week than a full-timejob. They work in shifts but remain on call while off duty and during annual leave |
| Pension |
a fixed amount paid at regular intervals to a person or the persons surviving dependents in consideration of past services, age, merit, povertu, injury or loss sustained |
| Self-employed |
earning a persons living through doing something by oneself |
| Temporary contract |
an employment situation where an employee is expected to remain in a position only for a cerain period of time |
| Unemployed citizens |
citizens that don’t have a job |
| Unemployment |
a phenomenon that occurs when a person who is actively searching for employment is unable to find work |
| Welfare |
welfare is the provision of a minimal level of well-being and social support for citizens without current means to support basic needs |
| Work |
such effort or activity by which one makes a living, employment |
| Work skills |
specific talents and expertise an individual possesses, helping him perform a certain task or job |
| Workforce |
the total number of workers in a specific undertaking |
| Working-age population |
the total population in a region that is considered to be able and likely to work based on the portion of the population belonging to a certain predetermined age range |
| Youth unemployment rate |
the unemployment rate relates the number of unemployed jobseekers among those aged 15-24 years to the total number of economically active in this age group |
Fight against poverty and social exclusion
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Beggar
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He has no home or work and goes from one place to another
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Bullying
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Persecution with annoying and insistent requests
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Crisis
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Changes in any aspect of an organized but unstable reality.
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Disabled
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not having one or more of the physical or mental abilities that most people have.
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| Eviction |
to force someone to leave somewhere, normally by the owner of the property |
| Hungry |
Need or desire to eat. |
| Lack of something |
not having something, or not having enough of something |
| Maltrato |
Violent behavior that causes physical or moral harm. |
| Poor |
It does not have what it takes to live what it has with scarcity. |
| Poverty |
Shortage or lack of what is necessary to live. |
| Poverty absolute |
Has been seen as a matter of acute deprivation, hunger, premature death and suffering.
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Poverty relative
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It is the condition of being below a relative poverty threshold. It is the lack of resources of some people that the rest of society takes for granted.
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| Social exclusion |
Lack of participation of segments of the population in the social, economic and cultural life of their respective societies due to the lack of basic rights, resources and capacities. |
| Shortage |
a situationin which there is not enough of something that is needed |
| Unemployment |
Situation of the one who is deprived |
Gymkhana and maths concepts
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Average
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an amount calculated by adding some amounts together and then dividing by the number of amounts.
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Base points
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Place where information boards are located |
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Calculate
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to judge the number or amount of something by using the information that you already have, and adding, taking away, multiplying, or dividing numbers.
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Controller
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a person who regulates or restrains.
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Graph
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a picture that shows how two sets of infotmation or variables (=ammounts that can change) are related, usually by lines or curves.
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| Goal |
an area or point toward which players try to reach to score points. |
| Integer number |
one of the positive or negative numbers or zero. |
| Percentage |
a rate per hundred |
| Prime number |
a positive integer that is not divisible without remainder by any integer except itself and 1 |
| Proportion |
a relation between things when compared to one another in regard to size, quantity, number, etc. |
| Solve |
to work out the answer or solution to (a mathematical problem). |