ENARgy webzine: Why we need equality data to unveil inequalities in Europe
02/04/2014 – ENAR, European Organisation member of EAPN, has released the latest ENARGYwebzine on inequalities in Europe.
MAPP Macedonian Anti-Poverty Platform (MAPP)
On 16.10.2012, the MAPP launched its latest annual report on poverty and social exclusion 2011 at the EU Info Centre in Skopje. The event was covered largelly by the media. This annual report on poverty and social exclusion 2011 assesses and analyses policies, trends and challenges in the field of poverty and social exclusion as well as trends, as well as the situation of vulnerable groups identified in different regions of Macedonia.
Breaking Barriers – Driving Change – EAPN’s latest book on participation
{jathumbnail}Breaking Barriers – Driving Change – Case studies of building participation of people experiencing poverty is the second publication by the European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) highlighting members’ initiatives to strengthen the direct participation of people experiencing poverty in organisations and in policy-making.
MAG 3/2010 – EU 2020 Strategy: will it have an impact on poverty?
{jathumbnail}EAPN campaigned to have 2010 as the European Year against Poverty with the knowledge that it would be when the EU would renew its key strategies and we wanted to ensure a strong focus on poverty and social exclusion during this time of renewal.
EC – DG IPOL | Study on ‘EU Social and Labour Rights and EU Internal Market Law’
06/11/2015 – Having developed incrementally, EU social and labour rights only in 2009 became legally binding through the Charter of Fundamental Rights for the European Union (CFREU). The study requested by EMPL Committee develops the concept of a constitutionally conditioned Internal Market as a way to overcome the perception that social and labour rights limit Internal Market law. On this basis, alternative responses to perceived tensions are proposed.
EAPN Proposals on New Commission Integrated Guidelines: Economic and Employment
12/04/2015 – EAPN has issued its Proposals regarding the new European Commission’s Integrated Guidelines in the economic and employment fields. This 6-page document summarises the new guidelines, their potential and shortfalls as well as a set of 7 recommendations: 1) Guidelines must deliver on Europe 2020 goals and targets, 2) Inclusive Investment means Social Investment, 3) Safeguard adequate social protection for social cohesion,
Social Services Europe: Response to the Social Investment Package
24/05 – This paper presents Social Services Europe’s recommendations on the implementation of the Social Investment Package launched by the EU Commission in February 2013 and it outlines reasons and…
Active Inclusion: Making It Happen!
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EAPN Booklet: Policy into Practice
EAPN’s new booklet Active Inclusion: Making It Happen aims to explore the reality of the European Commission’s Active Inclusion Strategy…
MAG 1/2010 – Will 2010 mark a turning point for Social Europe?
{jathumbnail}What does the 2010 European Year combating poverty and social exclusion mean concretely? Who is involved? Will it mark a turning point in European social policies and for the 16,6% of Europeans facing poverty?
EAPN Hungary
EAPN Hungary has translated the second version of the Structural Funds manual, from 2006, concerned with how NGOs may best influence the management of the Structural Funds so that they may be…