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  "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-regulation-2017-2016/annex-II",
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  "legislation": "eur/2017/2016",
  "legislation_title": "Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/2016 of 29 August 2017 amending Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/2195 on supplementing Regulation (EU) No 1304/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the European Social Fund, regarding the definition of standard scales of unit costs and lump sums for reimbursement of expenditure by the Commission to Member States",
  "legislation_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-regulation-2017-2016",
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  "text": "ANNEX X\nConditions for reimbursement of expenditure on the basis of standard scales of unit costs to Austria\n1.\nDefinition of standard scales of unit costs\nOne teaching hour equals 50 minutes.\nThese are the only costs to be claimed for ESF reimbursement for the specified operations.\nType of school:\n3070 Secondary Academic Schools (AHS)\n3080 Technical/industrial schools (TMHS)\n3081 Secondary schools and colleges for tourism and for social and services-related occupations (HUM)\n3082 Commercial academies and commercial schools (HAK/HAS)\n3091 Secondary college for early childhood pedagogy / Secondary college for social pedagogy (BAfEP/BASOP)\nType of operations\nIndicator name\nCategory of costs\nMeasurement unit for the indicators\nAmounts(in EUR)\nMeasures to reduce the number of early school leavers.\nPriority axis 3\n2014AT05SFOP001\nProvision of teaching hour.\nStaff costs for teachers.\nNumber of teaching hours per type of school.\nType of school\nAmount\n3070\n95,91\n3080\n89,98\n3081\n96,28\n3082\n107,09\n3091\n78,87\n2.\nAdjustment of amounts\nThe rates are adjusted annually in line with the WFA Financial Effects Regulation . This regulation is published annually and contains specifications regarding the valorisation of personnel costs for the purpose of budget planning for the coming years. The rates will be adjusted for the first time on 1 September 2017 on the basis of the valorisation for 2017 laid down in that regulation.\nANNEX XI\nConditions for reimbursement of expenditure on the basis of standard scales of unit costs to Lithuania\n1.\nDefinition of standard scales of unit costs\nType of operations\nIndicator name\nCategory of costs\nMeasurement unit for the indicators\nAmounts(in EUR)\n1.\nVocational training of unemployed people under Priority Axis 7 Promoting quality employment and participation in the labour market of OP 2014LT16MAOP001\nUnemployed people who successfully complete long-term formal training\nAll eligible costs\nNumber of participants who have received a certificate verifying successful completion of long-term formal training of 184 days or more.\n3 460,33\n2.\nVocational training of unemployed people under Priority Axis 7 Promoting quality employment and participation in the labour market of OP 2014LT16MAOP001\nUnemployed people who successfully complete medium-term formal training\nAll eligible costs\nNumber of participants who have received a certificate verifying successful completion of medium-term formal training of between 97 and 183 days.\n2 508,12\n3.\nVocational training of unemployed people under Priority Axis 7 Promoting quality employment and participation in the labour market of OP 2014LT16MAOP001\nUnemployed people who successfully complete short-term formal training\nAll eligible costs\nNumber of participants who have received a certificate verifying successful completion of short-term formal training of 96 days or less\n872,66\n4.\nVocational training of unemployed people under Priority Axis 7 Promoting quality employment and participation in the labour market of OP 2014LT16MAOP001\nUnemployed people who successfully complete non- formal training\nAll eligible costs\nNumber of participants who have received a certificate verifying successful completion of non- formal training\n1 136,97\n2.\nAdjustment of amounts\nThe amounts set out above may be adjusted by the second quarter of each year by taking into account, in year N, the published inflation rate for consumer prices (Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) at https://osp.stat.gov.lt/en/statistiniu-rodikliu-analize#/ for year N-1.\nThe amounts may also be adjusted by replacing:\nthe national minimum wage rate in Lithuania;\nthe maximum expenses that cover vocational training;\nthe training scholarship coefficient laid down in the Republic of Lithuanian Law of the Employment Support;\nthe 1 kilometre tariff fee approved by the Order of the Minister of Social Security and Labour (20 July, 2010, Order No A1-352 on 1 kilometre tariff approval) in the calculation method; and\nthe indirect costs flat rate stated in The Application of Flat rate to Indirect Project Costs Scheme approved by the Order of the Minister of Finance (8 October, 2014, Order No 1K-316 on the projects administration and financing regulation approval);\nin the calcualtion method whereby the total cost of vocational training consists of the total of: vocational training services costs, vocational training scholarships costs, travel expenses to the place of vocational training and back, accommodation costs, costs of compulsory health screening and vaccination against infectious diseases and indirect costs.\nANNEX XII\nConditions for reimbursement of expenditure on the basis of standard scales of unit costs to Poland\n1.\nDefinition of standard scales of unit costs\nAs defined in the Act of 27 August 1997 on Vocational and Social Rehabilitation and Employment of Persons with Disabilities, http://isap.sejm.gov.pl/DetailsServlet?id=WDU19971230776\nType of operations\nIndicator name\nCategory of costs\nMeasurement unit for the indicators\nAmounts(in EUR)\n1.\nTransnational mobility projects for young persons aged 18-35 at risk of social exclusion; provision of internships, apprenticeships and other work-related activities abroad.\nPriority axis IV of the ESF Knowledge Education Development programme\n2014PL05M9OP001\nDaily rate for participants' stay abroad during a transnational mobility project.\nDaily allowance related to the participants' stay abroad.\nNumber of calendar days spent abroad by a participant.\nDestination country\nAmount\nAustria\n57,13\nBelgium\n57,13\nBulgaria\n57,13\nCroatia\n44,97\nCyprus\n59,37\nCzech Republic\n57,13\nDenmark\n66,07\nEstonia\n44,97\nFinland\n59,37\nFrance\n61,60\nGermany\n51,67\nGreece\n53,90\nHungary\n53,90\nIreland\n61,60\nItaly\n57,13\nLatvia\n51,67\nLithuania\n44,97\nLuxemburg\n59,37\nMalta\n51,67\nNetherlands\n63,83\nPortugal\n49,43\nRomania\n53,90\nSlovakia\n51,67\nSlovenia\n44,97\nSpain\n51,67\nSweden\n63,83\nUnited Kingdom\n69,30\n2.\nTransnational mobility projects for young persons aged 18-35 at risk of social exclusion; provision of internships. apprenticeships and other work-related activities abroad.\nPriority axis IV of the ESF Knowledge Education Development programme\n2014PL05M9OP001\nDaily rate for stay abroad during a transnational mobility project for participants with severe diabilities.\nDaily allowance related to the participants' stay abroad.\nNumber of calendar days spent abroad by a participant with a severe disability.\nDestination country\nAmount\nAustria\n74\nBelgium\n74\nBulgaria\n74\nCroatia\n58\nCyprus\n77\nCzech Republic\n74\nDenmark\n86\nEstonia\n58\nFinland\n77\nFrance\n80\nGermany\n67\nGreece\n70\nHungary\n70\nIreland\n80\nItaly\n74\nLatvia\n67\nLithuania\n58\nLuxemburg\n77\nMalta\n67\nNetherlands\n83\nPortugal\n64\nRomania\n70\nSlovakia\n67\nSlovenia\n58\nSpain\n67\nSweden\n83\nUnited Kingdom\n90\n3.\nTransnational mobility projects for young persons aged 18-35 at risk of social exclusion; provision of internships. apprenticeships and other work-related activities abroad.\nPriority axis IV of the ESF Knowledge Education Development programme\n2014PL05M9OP001\nDaily rate for a mentor accompanying a group of participants during their stay abroad within a transnational mobility project.\nDaily allowance related to the mentors' stay abroad.\nNumber of calendar days spent abroad by a mentor; the group needs to consist of at least 4 participants on the day of the mentor going abroad.\nDestination country\nAmount\nAustria\n75,77\nBelgium\n75,77\nBulgaria\n75,77\nCroatia\n53,90\nCyprus\n75,77\nCzech Republic\n75,77\nDenmark\n85,93\nEstonia\n53,90\nFinland\n75,77\nFrance\n75,77\nGermany\n64,83\nGreece\n75,77\nHungary\n75,77\nIreland\n85,93\nItaly\n75,77\nLatvia\n64,83\nLithuania\n53,90\nLuxemburg\n75,77\nMalta\n64,83\nNetherlands\n85,93\nPortugal\n64,83\nRomania\n75,77\nSlovakia\n64,83\nSlovenia\n53,90\nSpain\n64,83\nSweden\n85,93\nUnited Kingdom\n85,93\n4.\nTransnational mobility projects for young persons aged 18-35 at risk of social exclusion; provision of internships. apprenticeships and other work-related activities abroad.\nPriority axis IV of the ESF Knowledge Education Development programme\n2014PL05M9OP001\nDaily rate for an accompanying person for a participant with a severe disability during his/her stay abroad within a transnational mobility project.\nDaily allowance related to the accompanying persons' stay abroad.\nNumber of calendar days of the accompanying persons' stay abroad.\nDestination country\nAmount\nAustria\n75,77\nBelgium\n75,77\nBulgaria\n75,77\nCroatia\n53,90\nCyprus\n75,77\nCzech Republic\n75,77\nDenmark\n85,93\nEstonia\n53,90\nFinland\n75,77\nFrance\n75,77\nGermany\n64,83\nGreece\n75,77\nHungary\n75,77\nIreland\n85,93\nItaly\n75,77\nLatvia\n64,83\nLithuania\n53,90\nLuxemburg\n75,77\nMalta\n64,83\nNetherlands\n85,93\nPortugal\n64,83\nRomania\n75,77\nSlovakia\n64,83\nSlovenia\n53,90\nSpain\n64,83\nSweden\n85,93\nUnited Kingdom\n85,93\n5.\nTransnational mobility projects for young persons aged 18-35 at risk of social exclusion; provision of internships. apprenticeships and other work-related activities abroad.\nPriority axis IV of the ESF Knowledge Education Development programme\n2014PL05M9OP001\nDaily rate for hosting a group of partcipants in transnational mobility projects.\nAll costs of the hosting organistion related to providing assistance and support within the transnational mobility project are covered by the daily rate.\nNumber of calendar days of hosting a group of participants.\nIf the group size is lower than 8 particpants on the day of the group going abroad, the hosting organisation's rate is reduced proportionally.\nA minimum group size of 4 is required (the rate would be reduced by 50 % in that case).\nDestination country\nAmount\nDenmark. Ireland. Luxembourg. Netherlands. Austria. Sweden\n241\nBelgium. France. Italy. Finland. Germany. United Kingdom.\n214\nCzech Republic. Greece. Spain. Cyprus. Malta. Portugal. Slovenia\n137\nBulgaria. Estonia. Croatia. Latvia. Lithuania. Hungary. Romania. Slovakia\n74\n2.\nAdjustments of amounts.\nIn the event of changes in the Erasmus+ national rates, which form the basis for the unit costs set in this regulation, the managing authority may adjust the rates accordingly. If the Erasmus+ rates change, the same change may be reflected in the respective standard scale of unit costs for new calls (i.e. calls launched after the new Erasmus+ rates come into force). For operations 1-4, the formula used to update the respective daily rates is (14 × A + 46 × B ) / 60, where ‘A’ represents the daily rate from the Polish ERASMUS+ programme for the first 14 days of the stay abroad and ‘B’ the remaining 46 days.\nANNEX XIII\nConditions for reimbursement of expenditure on the basis of standard scales of unit costs to Romania\n1.\nDefinition of standard scales of unit costs\nType of operations\nIndicator name\nCategory of costs\nMeasurement unit for the indicators\nAmounts(in LEI)\n1.\nSubsidies paid to employers for hiring specified categories of workers under Priority Axes 1. 2. 3. 4 and 5 of the Human Capital Operational Programme (2014RO05M9OP001)\nMonthly subsidy paid to an employer for each person employed on an open-ended contract.\nAll costs related to the employment subsidy\nNumber of months in employment\n900 per month for up to 12 months for every employer who hires on an open ended contract for a minimum period of 18 months\na graduate of an education institution.\nan unemployed over 45 years old.\na long term unemployed.\na young NEET.\nunemployed who are single parents of mono-parental families\n900 lei/month for up to 18 months paid for every employer who hires a person with disabilities (except those hired under legal obligation) on an open ended contract for a minimum period of 18 months.\n900 lei/month for up to 5 years for employers who hire with full-time contracts unemployed persons who within 5 years from the date of employment fulfil the conditions for requiring partial early retirement pension or old age pension\n2.\nAdjustment of amounts\nThe rates set out here may be adjusted by any amendment of the rates set out by law no. 76/2002 on the unemployment insurance system and employment stimulation. Such changes will take effect on the same date as the revisions to the above-mentioned law come into force.\nANNEX XIV\nConditions for reimbursement of expenditure on the basis of standard scales of unit costs to all Member States specified.\n1.\nDefinition of standard scales of unit costs\nThese unit costs cannot be used for types of operations for which there more specific simplified cost options in any other annex to this Delegated Regulation\nVerified attendance means that proof of the attendance of the student in the education course is to be verified by national authorities on two or three occasions per academic year, in accordance with each Member State's normal practices and procedures for verifying attendance in formal education.\nInternational Standard Classification of Education: http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/International_Standard_Classification_of_Education_(ISCED)\nThe table in point 3 sets out rates for all Member States with the exception of Greece and Denmark for which data is not currently available. These amounts can be reimbursed to the Member State on the following basis: 50 % for the first proof of attendance during the academic year (normally at the beginning of the academic year, in accordance with national rules and practices), 30 % for the second proof of attendance and 20 % for the third and final proof of attendance. For those Member States whose national systems provide for this information to be collected only twice per year, it will be 50 % for the first proof of attendance and 50 % for the second and final proof of attendance.\nType of operations\nIndicator name\nCategory of costs\nMeasurement unit for the indicators\nAmounts(in EUR)\nOperations supporting participation in Education activities (from early childhood education to tertiary level. including formal vocational education and training) in all ESF operational programmes\nParticipants in an academic year of education\nAll eligible costs of the operation.\nNumber of participants with verified attendance in an academic year of education. differentiated by ISCED classification.\nSee point 3\n2.\nAdjustment of Amounts.\nN/A\n3.\nAmounts per particiaption in formal education (in EUR)\nEducation level\nAT\nBE\nBG\nCY\nCZ\nDE\nEE\nFI\nHU\nIE\nIT\nES\nHR\nEarly childhood education ED0\n6 252\nn/a\n1 415\n2 700\n2 040\n6 662\n2 941\n9 897\n2 439\nn/a\n3 676\n3 261\n2 198\nEarly childhood educational development ED01\n6 937\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\n9 214\nn/a\n15 714\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\n3 039\nn/a\nPre-primary education ED02\n6 127\n5 893\n1 415\n2 700\n2 040\n5 793\nn/a\n8 493\nn/a\n4 986\n3 676\n3 330\n2 716\nPrimary education ED1\n8 113\n7 744\n898\n6 594\n2 079\n6 201\n3 426\n7 952\n1 287\n6 471\n5 176\n3 816\n4 592\nPrimary and lower secondary education (levels 1 and 2) ED1_2\n9 669\n8 327\n986\n6 990\n2 650\n7 060\n3 517\n9 485\n1 318\n6 925\n5 396\n4 181\n2 181\nLower secondary education ED2\n11 233\n9 563\n1 089\n7 756\n3 456\n7 607\n3 711\n12 511\n1 351\n8 200\n5 747\n4 881\nn/a\nLower secondary education — general ED24\n11 233\nn/a\n1 130\n7 756\n3 463\n7 607\n3 691\n12 511\n1 329\n8 200\n5 748\n4 881\nn/a\nLower secondary education — vocational ED25\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\n2 089\nn/a\n5 930\nn/a\n4 421\nn/a\n5 566\nn/a\nn/a\nUpper secondary education ED3\n10 785\nn/a\n1 036\n7 980\n3 134\n7 708\n3 488\n7 838\n3 172\n8 496\n5 650\n5 071\n1 995\nUpper secondary and post-secondary non-tertiary education (levels 3 and 4) ED3_4\n10 127\n10 109\n1 039\n7 886\n3 061\n6 846\n3 603\n7 838\n3 271\n9 252\n5 995\n5 071\n1 995\nUpper secondary education — general ED34\n9 395\nn/a\n921\n7 281\n2 629\n8 045\n3 194\n7 199\n3 288\nn/a\nn/a\n4 495\nn/a\nUpper secondary and post-secondary non-tertiary education — general (levels 34 and 44)\n9 395\n10 271\n921\n7 281\n2 450\n7 988\n3 194\n7 199\n3 288\nn/a\nn/a\n4 495\nn/a\nUpper secondary education — vocational ED35\n11 690\nn/a\n1 145\n11 881\n3 311\n7 368\n4 017\n8 081\n2 820\nn/a\nn/a\n6 188\n2 826\nUpper secondary and post-secondary non-tertiary education — vocational (levels 35 and 45)\n10 552\n10 000\n1 151\n11 020\n3 296\n6 051\n4 023\n8 081\n3 237\nn/a\nn/a\n6 188\n2 826\nPost-secondary non-tertiary education ED4\n1 341\nn/a\n2 135\nn/a\n710\n3 854\n4 022\nn/a\n3 952\n10 628\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nPost-secondary non-tertiary education — general ED44\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\n660\n6 918\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nPost-secondary non-tertiary education — vocational ED45\n1 341\nn/a\n2 135\nn/a\n931\n3 539\n4 022\nn/a\n3 952\n10 628\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nShort cycle tertiary education ED5\n12 098\n9 089\nn/a\n1 241\n6 928\n5 963\nn/a\nn/a\n1 994\nn/a\n4 000\n4 883\nn/a\nTertiary education (levels 5-8) ED5-8\n9 105\n7 592\n885\n3 637\n1 849\n6 450\n2 712\n10 199\n1 837\n6 562\n2 197\n3 637\n3 258\nTertiary education excluding short-cycle tertiary education (levels 6-8) ED6-8\n8 525\n7 534\n885\n3 884\n1 836\n6 450\n2 712\n10 199\n1 829\n6 562\n2 191\n3 309\nn/a\nEducation level\nFR\nLT\nLU\nLV\nMT\nNL\nPL\nPT\nRO\nSE\nSI\nSK\nUK\nEarly childhood education ED0\n5 259\n1 853\n15 898\n2 534\n4 731\n6 065\n1 759\n2 367\n916\n13 267\n4 433\n2 037\n3 978\nEarly childhood educational development ED01\nn/a\n2 178\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\n1 606\n14 879\n5 344\nn/a\n4 008\nPre-primary education ED02\n5 259\n1 789\n15 898\n2 534\n4 731\n6 065\n1 759\n2 367\n893\n12 692\n4 067\n2 037\n3 973\nPrimary education ED1\n4 950\n2 197\n16 253\n3 147\n5 173\n6 681\n2 627\n3 718\n674\n10 390\n4 985\n2 348\n8 777\nPrimary and lower secondary education (levels 1 and 2) ED1_2\n5 828\n2 141\n16 575\n3 143\n6 048\n7 757\n2 638\n4 227\n919\n10 568\n4 794\n2 410\n8 898\nLower secondary education ED2\n6 931\n2 108\n17 103\n3 136\n7 720\n9 352\n2 663\n5 116\n1 217\n10 974\n4 393\n2 467\n9 142\nLower secondary education — general ED24\n6 931\n2 083\n17 103\n3 138\n7 738\n8 228\n2 663\nn/a\n1 217\nn/a\n4 393\n2 449\n9 464\nLower secondary education — vocational ED25\nn/a\n3 332\nn/a\n2 944\n5 821\n12 367\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\n3 150\n6 370\nUpper secondary education ED3\n9 225\n2 362\n16 722\n3 087\n5 162\n6 995\n2 336\n4 411\n1 236\n10 858\n3 482\n2 607\n8 701\nUpper secondary and post-secondary non-tertiary education (levels 3 and 4) ED3_4\n9 145\n2 485\n16 199\n3 121\n5 065\n6 995\n2 230\n4 411\n1 137\n10 535\n3 482\n2 629\n8 701\nUpper secondary education — general ED34\n9 106\n2 043\n14 368\n3 152\n5 230\n7 589\n2 101\nn/a\n2 820\n7 908\n4 241\n1 932\n8 895\nUpper secondary and post-secondary non-tertiary education — general (levels 34 and 44)\n9 087\n2 043\n14 368\n3 152\n5 238\n7 589\n2 101\nn/a\n2 820\n7 856\n4 241\n1 932\n8 895\nUpper secondary education — vocational ED35\n9 425\n3 224\n18 265\n2 995\n4 670\n6 710\n2 520\nn/a\n47\n14 773\n3 717\n2 978\n8 295\nUpper secondary and post-secondary non-tertiary education — vocational (levels 35 and 45)\n9 238\n3 136\n17 333\n3 082\n4 518\n6 709\n2 317\nn/a\n120\n13 882\n3 717\n2 984\n8 295\nPost-secondary non-tertiary education ED4\n6 088\n3 030\n1 189\n3 667\n4 463\n5 056\n1 057\nn/a\n423\n4 146\nn/a\n3 052\nn/a\nPost-secondary non-tertiary education — general ED44\n6 808\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\n6 598\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\n5 639\nn/a\nn/a\nn/a\nPost-secondary non-tertiary education — vocational ED45\n5 908\n3 030\n1 189\n3 667\n4 391\n5 056\n1 057\nn/a\n423\n3 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      "text": "One teaching hour equals 50 minutes."
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      "text": "These are the only costs to be claimed for ESF reimbursement for the specified operations."
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      "text": "Type of school: 3070 Secondary Academic Schools (AHS) 3080 Technical/industrial schools (TMHS) 3081 Secondary schools and colleges for tourism and for social and services-related occupations (HUM) 3082 Commercial academies and commercial schools (HAK/HAS) 3091 Secondary college for early childhood pedagogy / Secondary college for social pedagogy (BAfEP/BASOP)"
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      "text": "WFA Finanzielle-Auswirkungen-Verordnung, www.ris.bka.gv.at"
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      "text": "As defined in the Act of 27 August 1997 on Vocational and Social Rehabilitation and Employment of Persons with Disabilities, http://isap.sejm.gov.pl/DetailsServlet?id=WDU19971230776"
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      "label": "f6",
      "text": "These unit costs cannot be used for types of operations for which there more specific simplified cost options in any other annex to this Delegated Regulation"
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      "text": "Verified attendance means that proof of the attendance of the student in the education course is to be verified by national authorities on two or three occasions per academic year, in accordance with each Member State's normal practices and procedures for verifying attendance in formal education."
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      "text": "International Standard Classification of Education: http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/International_Standard_Classification_of_Education_(ISCED)"
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      "text": "The table in point 3 sets out rates for all Member States with the exception of Greece and Denmark for which data is not currently available. These amounts can be reimbursed to the Member State on the following basis: 50 % for the first proof of attendance during the academic year (normally at the beginning of the academic year, in accordance with national rules and practices), 30 % for the second proof of attendance and 20 % for the third and final proof of attendance. For those Member States whose national systems provide for this information to be collected only twice per year, it will be 50 % for the first proof of attendance and 50 % for the second and final proof of attendance."
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      "text": "N/a indicates that no data is available for that particular Member State and the indicated education level."
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