EAPN report – Social protection or exclusion: a choice for Europe
Report of a seminar held in Villeneuve d’Ascq, 26-27 March 1999
DetailsEAPN position paper – A Europe for all: For a European strategy to combat social exclusion
EAPN contribution to the European Commission Conference of May 6-7 1999.
DetailsEAPN MANIFESTO for the European Parliament Elections 1999: For an inclusive Europe
The European elections of June 1999 provide an opportunity for having a democratic debate about what kind of Europe we want. This constitutes the European Anti Poverty Network’s contribution to the debate.
DetailsEAPN Position paper – An examination of the Employment guidelines 1998 & 1999
This document has been prepared by the Task Force “from welfare to the right to work” of the European Anti Poverty Network. It deals with both the 1998 guidelines and the Commission’s proposal for 1999. It contains a commentary upon each guideline and where appropriate, recommendations for changes.
DetailsEAPN Briefing paper – Reinforcing the impact of Structural Funds on social inclusion and equal opportunities
The amendments sought by EAPN seek to reinforce the impact of Structural Funds on social inclusion and equal opportunities.
DetailsEAPN Report – Civil society and the new forms of poverty, East and West
Report of the EAPN seminar with NGOs from Russia, Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, Moldova and Ukraine, Helsinki, May 15-17 1998
DetailsEAPN report – From welfare to the right to work: Experiences in Europe
This publication is the report of an EAPN seminar held in Frankfurt, on 13-14 March 1998.
DetailsEAPN report – Mainstreaming social inclusion and equality into the Structural Funds
This publication aims to inform and support networks at Member State level to impact on their Government’s approach to the reform of the Structural Funds and on their Government’s plan for using Structural Funds in the 2000 to 2006 period.
DetailsEAPN Declaration – Civil society and the new forms of poverty, East and West
The seminar consisted of a debate on civil society: the recognition of civil society and its role, East and West, in addressing the ‘New’ forms of poverty, for example that experienced by the unemployed, migrants and refugees, ethnic minorities, prisoners and ex-offenders, the homeless, and drug and alcohol abusers.
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