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Liguria, the Region strengthens investments on Its

The Liguria Region is focusing on the Higher Technical Institutes, investing 6.73 million euros, as well as on the integration into the world of work of people with disabilities, with another 6.34 million. The institution led by...

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Liguria, the Region strengthens investments on Its

The Liguria Region is investing €6.73 million in higher technical institutes and €6.34 million to help people with disabilities enter the workforce. The region, led by Marco Bucci, is increasing its investment in vocational training, including Its courses and job placement programs for young people with disabilities. An additional €1.73 million will be allocated to Its Academy courses, bringing the total to €5 million, and €348,376 will be added to the existing €6 million for disability job placement programs. This will allow for the full funding of presented projects, benefiting 630 students.

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