- the establishment of alternative fuels infrastructure in transport (electric charging - the establishment of alternative fuels infrastructure in transport (electric charging network). Increasing railway infrastructure capacity: upgrading of Domžale, Grosuplje and Ljubljana - railway stations and of the main no 20 railway line running from Ljubljana to Jesenice and on to the state border, the equipping of locomotives and motor sets with ETSC devices, and the comprehensive refurbishment of the Ljubljana–Brezovica–Borovnica railway line. Digitalisation of rail and road infrastructure (equipping of locomotives and motor sets with - ETSC devices + DARS and MZI for roads). Policy Objective 4 Under PO4, ESF+ and ERDF resources will be complemented by Erasmus+, which will support actions to increase mobility and increase the relevance, attractiveness and inclusiveness of the programme. In the 2021–2027 period, and in order to increase synergies and avoid overlaps between funding instruments, the EaSI programme will be merged into the ESF+ to form a second strand of instruments implemented under direct and indirect management, covering actions to promote employment and social innovation (EaSI) and based on Article 175(3) TFEU. The EaSI strand will focus on projects with an innovative dimension in which there is clear value added for the EU, meaning that EU action is more effective than action taken at national, regional or local level to achieve critical mass and reduce the administrative burden. The following complementarities and synergies have been identified: (1) between the AMIF, the ISF and the BMVI in the area of the external dimension of the EU’s migration and security policy through external instruments such as the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) and the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA); (2) between the AMIF and Erasmus+; (3) between the ISF and the Digital Europe programme; (4) between the ISF and Horizon Europe, OLAF HERCULE IV, PERICLES IV, EEA and Norway grants, the RRP, the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values programme (CERV) and the Justice Programme (JUST); and (5) between the BMVI and the Customs Equipment Control Instrument (CCEI). The mechanisms to ensure complementarity and synergies will mainly take place through the exchange of information at inter-departmental working groups, committees, monitoring committees and other meetings. Actions in the field of education and the labour market will be complemented by actions planned in the RRP: the overhauling of curricula and syllabuses, with a focus on green and digital transitions. ESI - funds will be deployed to support the above-mentioned RRP actions in terms of the way they implement development projects, thereby enabling educational institutions to introduce revised curricular documents and providing support for the further development of teaching methods and other elements of the education process. The implementation of pilot projects to support the overhaul of education programmes. RRP - measures in the field of higher education envisage the modernisation of the curricula of professional higher education study programmes through the incorporation of content on digital and green transition; meanwhile, under ECP 2021–2027, we will focus mainly on providing a comprehensive support environment for students to help them complete their studies on time, connect with the (business and non-business) environment around them through the provision