The project “Supporting the employment of the long-term unemployed” will be implemented together with 10 partners — TDB. During the project, activities will be implemented for the acquisition of qualifications, skills development, acquisition of skills gaps and increasing integration into the labour market of long-term unemployed and long-term unemployed persons, i.e. those who have not worked for the TDB for 2 years or more before enrolment, which will aim to achieve the following physical indicators: 1. 6.313 people are expected to be involved in vocational training and non-formal education. 2. 1.825 people are expected to be involved in supporting the acquisition of work skills, of which 100 persons after vocational training. 3. It is estimated that 5.271 people will be included in the recruitment on the basis of a subsidy. 4. 304 people are expected to be involved in supporting the territorial mobility of the unemployed. The project “Supporting the employment of the long-term unemployed” will seek the following output indicators: 1. Unemployed persons, including the long-term unemployed, who have participated in ESF activities — 13.613. 2. Long-term unemployed who have participated in ESF activities — 7.244. The project “Supporting the employment of the long-term unemployed” will seek the following result indicators: 1. Participants who have obtained a qualification at the end of their participation in ESF activities — 42 % or 5.718. 2. Participants in employment, including self-employment, after leaving the ESF: 35 % or 4.765. Unemployed people will be able to acquire or/and improve their professional qualifications and competences during VET and non-formal education. SMP will help to consolidate the acquired professional knowledge directly at the workplace. Participants in the project, ES, will be able to establish themselves in the labour market or take up employment. The support of the BTJ will encourage unemployed people to take up jobs away from their place of residence when the TDB is unable to offer the unemployed a decent job. “Supporting the employment of long-term unemployed” will contribute to matching labour market demand and supply.