First Annual Convention must breathe life into the EU Poverty Reduction Target
EAPN sends its messages and recommendations to the first Annual Convention – Take Urgent Action to prevent Europe 2020 increasing poverty – Invest in Social Europe now!
EAPN sends its messages and recommendations to the first Annual Convention – Take Urgent Action to prevent Europe 2020 increasing poverty – Invest in Social Europe now!
Europe urgently needs to stop austerity measures, and support social investment, inclusive governance and solidarity in its approach to the crisis!
Brussels, 29 September 2011 – Last Friday, EAPN’s Conference Getting out of the Crisis Together presented its Working Paper: Re-engaging Hope and Expectations – getting out of the crisis together, highlighting 12 key elements for viable alternative approaches for an inclusive recovery.
{jathumbnail}Brussels, 23 September 2011 – Today, EAPN is holding a major conference on ‘Getting out of the Crisis Together’, gathering a wide range of actors (anti-poverty activists, trade-unionists, other NGOs activists, policy decision makers and researchers) on the causes and the consequences of the crisis and on possible alternative approaches.
{jathumbnail}29th August – 120 rowers arrived last Saturday 27th in Budapest, 400 km downstream from Vienna, where they had started 7 days before.
{jathumbnail}“Europe needs a new heart” was the strong message conveyed to European leaders from the Brussels, 20 June 2011 – XXII General Assembly of the European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) held recently in Lisbon.
{jathumbnail}Brussels, 9 June 2011 – European Commission country-specific Recommendations focus on reducing deficits, which will lead to cutting public services and wages, and increasing retirement ages.
{jathumbnail}Brussels, 23 March 2011 – In advance of the Spring Council 24-25 March, EAPN wrote to the Prime Ministers and Heads of State and Governments, to express its alarm at the current discussions and decisions taking place on Economic Governance (Reform of the Stability and Growth Pact and the Pact for the Euro), happening without adequate public and democratic scrutiny and without a proper assessment of their social impact.
{jathumbnail}Brussels, 04 March 2011 – Current economic governance proposals will only result in increased poverty and inequality and put at risk the commitment of people to the EU project.
{jathumbnail}Brussels, 14 January 2011 – This week, the European Commission launched the ‘European Semester’(1) by publishing the Annual Growth Survey, Draft Employment Report and Progress Report on the Europe 2020 Strategy.
{jathumbnail}Brussels, 16 December 2010 – EAPN first reaction to the Commission Communication on the Platform against Poverty.