National Reform Programmes 2012-2013 National Social Reports 2012 EU Inclusion Strategies Group GENERAL REFERENCE DOCUMENTS Contact details of Group members Profile and registration form for new members Profiles of members Terms of Reference for the new EU Inclusion Strategies group Evaluation form for all meetings Members of Social Protection Committee – March 2012 MEETINGS The…
DetailsThe Bureau consists of the President and 6 Vice-Presidents acting collectively to manage the smooth operation of the affairs of the EAPN, manifested by its Executive Committee and staff. See list of members 2 February 2016, skype Minutes 18-19 January 2016 Agenda Minutes 31 August-1 September 2015 Agenda 1-2 June 2015 Agenda Minutes 17 February…
DetailsThe Executive Committee, headed by the president of EAPN, is made up of a representative of each national network as well as 3 representatives of European member organisations. It is its responsibility to propose the General Assembly’s (GA) work programme, to execute the GA’s decisions, as well as to appoint a Bureau. In addition, the…
DetailsThe General Assembly (GA) brings together all the members of EAPN and is the highest authority of EAPN. It adopts the EAPN’s annual work programme and sets policies guidelines and priorities for the organization. It adopts the annual budget, as well as ratifying the Executive Committee. 2015 EAPN Strategic Congress & General Assembly Documents 2015…
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The EAPN office is located in Brussels. You can contact the EAPN staff directly by email, or contact the office. See EAPN Europe staff contact details here. EAPNBoulevard Bischoffsheim 11B-1000 Brussels (Belgium)Tél: +32.2.226.58.50Fax: +32.2.226.58.69General e-mail: team@eapn.eu
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In this report, EAPN have set out to evaluate progress made under the ‘light year’ of the Open Method of Coordination (OMC), and in particular on the National Action Plans (NAPs) Inclusion in 2007, and to ask what has been the benefit for the fight against poverty and social exclusion?
In this report, EAPN have set out to evaluate progress made under the ‘light year’ of the Open Method of Coordination (OMC), and in particular on the National Action Plans (NAPs) Inclusion in 2007, and to ask what has been the benefit for the fight against poverty and social exclusion?
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Poverty in the EU Union is a very real problem which brings misery to the lives of many people, curtails their fundamental rights, limits the opportunities they have to achieve their full potential, brings high costs to society and hampers sustainable economic growth. In spite of the overall wealth of the European Union (EU), poverty…
DetailsThis document sets out the EAPN’s response to the Communication highlighting possible elements for a future Charter on the Rights of Energy Consumers that the European Commission published following the opening up of Europe’s gas and electricity markets to competition on the 1st July.
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