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International Day for the Eradication of Poverty - European Parliament Poverty Intergroup event
2020-10-15 15:00 - 17:30 UTC
Acting together to achieve social and environmental justice for all
We and members ATD Fourth World have been working with the European Parliament’s Intergroup on Poverty who are planning an online event on 15 October 2020. The focus will be ‘Acting together to achieve social and environmental justice for all’, which links to the global theme (see here).
Time: 15:00 – 17:30
To register, click here
Interpretation: English, French, Italian and Portuguese
PROGRAMME

15:00 – 15:10
Introduction
Cindy Franssen | Co-Chair of the IG Fighting Against Poverty

15:10 – 15:25
Key Note Speech
Olivier De Schutter | UN Special Rapporteur for Extreme Poverty

15:25 – 16:00
Experiences and recommendations from the point of view of persons experiencing poverty
Video | Dialogue on sustainability with persons experiencing poverty in Belgium
Céline Dock | ATD Fourth World / Belgium
Cidália Barriga | European Anti-Poverty Network / Portugal
Pacou Dessicy | European Anti-Poverty Network / Belgium

16:00 – 16:20
First reactions
Marisa Matias | Vice-Chair of the IG Fighting Against Poverty
Marie Toussaint | Vice-Chair of the IG Fighting Against Poverty
Santina Bertulessi | Deputy Head of Cabinet – Commissioner Nicholas Schmit
Representative of the Green New Deal European Parliament Intergroup

16:20 – 16:50
Open the floor for other participants

16:50 – 17:00
Wrap-up and Closure
Pierfrancesco Majorino, Co-Chair of the IG Fighting Against Poverty

Launch of Poverty Watch 2020 – "Covid-19 supercharging poverty": data and experiences from the ground
2021-01-29 14:00 - 16:30 UTC
The Poverty Watches start from the reality of people experiencing poverty and the perspectives of NGOs who work with them. With poverty predicted to rise to at least levels seen in the 2008 crisis, and the EU Action Plan on the European Pillar of Social Rights and Recovery and Resilience Plans around the corner, the time is now to get poverty elimination right.
The event, hosted online by MEPs Cindy Franssen and Marisa Matias, will hear about realities and recommendations from our members in Belgium, Portugal, Slovenia and in the International Federation of Social Workers. MEPs and the Commission will respond and together we will discuss ways forward.
Draft Programme
You can find the draft programme here (PDF).
Registration
To register to the conference, please fill in this form before 22 January 2021.
Practical information
Format: via Zoom
Date: 29 January 2021 – 14:00 – 16:30

For further information on content, contact Anna Krozser (Policy & Advocacy Coordinator) anna.krozser@eapn.eu, or on registrations Rebecca Lee (Information & Events Officer), rebecca.lee@eapn.eu | Tel. +32 2 226
#PovertyWatch

EAPN Portugal|Europe webinar | Action Plan for the implementation of the European Pillar of Social Rights
2021-03-22 10:00 - 17:00 UTC
On 22 March, EAPN Portugal and EAPN Europe will hold an online conference “Action Plan for the implementation of the European Pillar of Social Rights”. It will be opened by the Minister of State for the Portuguese Presidency of the EU, Mariana Vieira da Silva, and the President of EAPN Portugal, Padre Jardim Moreira, and José Antonio Vieira da Silva , Advisor to the Presidency will give a keynote speech. Ana Mendes Godinho, Ministry of Labour, Solidarity & Social Protection, will close the afternoon session. See other key speakers below.
There will be two round tables, the first in the morning on the Action Plan for the Implementation of the European Pillar of Social Rights, the second in the afternoon on Adequate Minimum Income.
On 4 March 2021, the European Commission issued its Action Plan, and EAPN issued a first reaction on 5 March. We are working on a more comprehensive analysis, building on the EAPN Response to the EC Consultation on the EPSR AP (June 2020).
The event seeks answers to the following questions: How can we best use the Action Plan to reduce poverty and social exclusion and to improve the access to and quality of public services for all? How can we ensure that everybody has access to adequate and enabling minimum income schemes? And how can we best give a role and voice to people experiencing poverty?
It will cater for interpretation in English, Portuguese and French and will be livestreamed on the EAPN Portugal Facebook page.
Access the agenda and background information here.
Key speakers in morning round table on the Action Plan’s meaning for citizens’ lives | chair: Sandra Monteiro, Le Monde Diplomatique:

Katarina Ivankovic-Knezevic, Director, DG Employment, European Commission
Edmundo Martinho, Coordinator of the Portuguese Strategy to combat Poverty
Graciela Malgesini, EU and Advocacy Officer, EAPN Spain and Co-Chair of EAPN EU Inclusion Strategies Group
Representative of Slovenian Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities
Vladimir Špidla, Former European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities and Advisor to EAPN Czech Republic
Jeanne Dietrich, Housing Technical Councellor, UNIOPSS and EAPN France
Valentina Vehovar, Acting-Director, Slovenian Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities

Key speakers in afternoon round table on Adequate Minimum Income | chair: Sandra Araujo, EAPN Portugal:

Mathias Maucher, EAPN Policy Officer
Dr. Andreas Aust, Social policy Officer, Der Paritätische and EAPN Germany
Cidalia Barriga, Representative of National Citizens Council, EAPN Portugal
Linnéa Partanen, Person with experience of poverty representative, EAPN Finland

Practical Info and registration:

22 March 2021, 10:00-13:30 CET; 15:00-17:00 CET
Interpretation in EN, PT, FR
Livestreaming on Facebook page of EAPN Portugal
Registration link.

Follow the conversation on Twitter @EAPNEurope
For further information on content, contact Mathias Maucher (Policy Officer) mathias.maucher@eapn.eu, or on registration, contact Rebecca Lee (Information & Events Officer), rebecca.lee@eapn.eu

This event is supported by the European Union Programme for Employment and Social Innovation “EaSI” (2014-2020). The information contained does not necessarily reflect the position or opinion of the European Commission. For further information please consult: http://ec.europa.eu/social/easi.

EAPN Annual Policy Conference 2021 | Building Back Better without Poverty!
2021-06-29 09:00 - 13:00 (Europe/Brussels)
On 29 June, the annual EAPN Policy Conference will take place. This time around we will have a timely discussion of the further impacts of a continuing COVID-19 pandemic on poverty, but also look at how the green and digital transitions of the EU will impact people at risk of social and economic exclusion in Europe.
The objectives of the conference are to:

Generate a high-level political debate on the ongoing impact of the pandemic on the most vulnerable and poor and how to advance social rights and the creation of a cohesive and inclusive society for all
Update the situation of poverty according to the different profiles of people in poverty affected by the pandemic (hearing from experts on Child and Elderly Poverty, Gender Inequality, undocumented migrants, and the Homeless)
Discuss the European Pillar of Social Rights Action Plan (EPSR AP)
Debate a possible new overarching Europe 2030 strategy against poverty, linking the Green Deal, Digital Europe and the EPSR AP in order to ensure an equal commitment to realise green, digital and social targets
Evaluate the EPSR Action Plan’s goal of reducing the number of people experiencing poverty and social exclusion by at least 15 million.

The event will be formed of two panels, with Katarina Ivanković Knežević, Director of Social Affairs in the European Commission providing a keynote speech.
The full agenda can be viewed here.
The complete list of confirmed speakers can be found here:

Katarina Ivanković Knežević, Director of Social Affairs, DG EMPL, European Commission
Annoula Magga, Vice-President of EAPN Greece, Person experiencing poverty
Jiri Svarc, Head of Unit for Social Investment Strategy DG EMPL, European Commission
Maciej Kucharczyk, General Secretary, AGE Platform Europe
Freek Spinnewijn, Director, Feantsa
Ally Dunhill, Head of Advocacy, Eurochild
Michele Levoy, Secretary General, PICUM
Mary Collins, Senior Policy and Advocacy Coordinator, European Womens Lobby
Dennis Radtke MEP
Cveto Ursic, State Secretary for Social Affairs at the Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Slovenia
Olivier De Schutter, UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights
Marisa Matias MEP
Federico Lucidi, Deputy Head of Unit for Employment and Social Aspects of the European Semester, DG EMPL, European Commission
Graciela Malgesini, EAPN EU Inclusion Strategies Group co-Chair/EAPN Spain

Registration
You can sign up for the event here.
Practical Information

9:00 – 13:00 (Brussels time)
Zoom online conference
English, Spanish, Greek and French languages!!

Follow the conversation on Twitter @EAPNEurope

#2021PEP Annual European Meeting of People Experiencing Poverty
2021-11-24 10:00 - 2021-11-25 12:00 UTC
Recharging Social Europe! #2021PEP

The 19th European Meeting of People Experiencing Poverty is organised by the European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) with the support of the European Commission

The full draft programme of the Meeting is available on the programme page of our Voices of Poverty section of the website.
The National Networks Preparation page will be filled with news from different countries of how preparations for this year’s Meeting are going – for now see the preparation of the last edition in 2019! You can also follow us on Facebook EAPN – European Anti-Poverty Network , Instagram @EAPNEurope and Twitter @EAPNEurope!

Objectives of the 2021 European meeting
This years’ Meeting of People experiencing poverty will be centered on four important discussion topics:

Housing
Adequate Minimum Income
Good quality health care services
Digitalisation and the access to services will be considered as a cross-cutting issue. How has access to digital technology (access to internet, access to devices, knowledge of using technology) impacted the access to the services mentioned above and others?

170 people experiencing poverty from 28 European countries are preparing around these topics and will meet on 24-25 November to share their knowledge and experience with each other, and with EU decision-makers.
The crisis has severely impacted people experiencing poverty, and the Meeting is a concrete opportunity for PEP to express directly their experiences, concerns and recommendations in the context of a direct dialogue with key policy makers and politicians at EU level. This year therefore, in the context of a future-looking EU, the meeting will be shining a spotlight on the political priorities of PEP for rethinking and building a new future for Europe and its citizens.
This year, we propose an online meeting combining plenary sessions with online interactive workshops and short symbolic/visibility actions at national level. It is open to all representatives of National and EU level Institutions, interested in hearing experiences from the ground and engaging in dialogue with people experiencing poverty.
For further information, please contact Magda Tancau (Membership Development & Participation Officer) magda.tancau@eapn.eu
Practical info:
10:00 – 16:30 (24 Nov 2021) & 10:45 – 12:15 (25 Nov 2021), online

RIGHT TO ENERGY FORUM 2022
2022-01-24 14:00 - 18:00 UTC | Online
As one of the co-founding members of the Right to Energy Coalition, EAPN is honoured to launch the Right to Energy Forum 2022, together with the European Public Service Unions (EPSU) and Friends of the Earth Europe.
We will present the new EAPN-EPSU briefing on the Right to Affordable, Clean Energy for All Europeans, during the opening session of the Right to Energy Forum 2022.
Join us on January 24 (14:00 – 15:30) and stay tuned: @EAPNEurope
Discover the full programme!
REGISTER HERE
Right now, skyrocketing energy prices are exacerbating energy poverty, pushing millions of Europeans to choose between eating and heating. But energy poverty is not a new phenomenon. Since 2017, the Right to Energy movement has forged a people-powered movement to challenge energy poverty across Europe. In 2021, we came together to shape new vital EU legislation including the Fit for 55 package and the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.
Access to affordable clean energy is a human right, and equal participation in a low-carbon economy must not be a privilege for a few!
People living on inadequate income and in energy-inefficient houses are paying a high price for soaring energy costs, are often missed out on deep renovation and risk getting locked in the fossil fuel infrastructure in the next decade. The transition to climate neutrality has also an unequal impact on the workforce in terms of upskilling and reskilling, access to green jobs and decent working conditions.
EAPN believes that the Forum is the right place to remind that social justice should be at the core of the energy and climate transitions. Achieving a socially inclusive decarbonisation and ensuring affordable adequate housing are a collective responsibility.
This year’s programme offers 5 days of discussions and interactive sessions with activists, politicians, environmental NGOs, trade unions, EU decision makers and solidarity collectives from across Europe to discuss energy poverty and its place in the social justice and climate movement as well as solutions to eradicate it.
The following themes will be discussed:

Energy poverty and climate justice, showcasing the right to energy movement across the EU and explaining why it’s a climate justice issue.
Addressing the root causes of Energy poverty, showcasing renovations and renewables as a crucial solution to tackle energy poverty.
Towards an energy system for people and planet, showcasing the need to change the energy system, and exposing how the neoliberal energy market exploits poor households.
From words to action: Commitments across the EU, showcasing the high-level commitments and actions taken by and in the EU. •The Next Steps for the Right to Energy movement, how to continue strategising as a movement in the year ahead.

EAPN Annual Policy Conference 2022 | The Backbone of a Truly Social Europe
2022-06-28 14:00 - 17:00 UTC
With this policy conference, we aim to contribute to a strong and ambitious Recommendation on Minimum Income Schemes to the Council, with a rights-based approach, that genuinely delivers for people experiencing poverty.
Minimum income should be high enough to enable people to live with dignity and feel like a part of society, thus ending social exclusion.(Key Message on Minimum Income from the European Meeting of People experiencing Poverty 2021)

Around 91 million people in Europe – more than one in five ! – are at risk of poverty or social exclusion. The successive crises that Europe went through in recent years, such as the pandemic, the energy crisis and the inflation due to the Russian invasion against Ukraine, have impacted people in poverty the hardest. Rising prices of food, housing, services and the general cost of living are threatening the dignity and even the lives of millions of Europeans. More than ever, a strong social Europe that provides solutions to address the structural and long-term causes of the problems mentioned is needed. In this context, well-designed and effective Minimum Income Schemes (MIS) play a vital role to provide income protection and a route out of poverty to people most in need in our societies.
EAPN has put a strong focus on Minimum Income Schemes, since many years, even decades. This intense focus on and experience with the topic does not only illustrate the urgent need to deliver. It also shows our commitment and belief that a strong legislative instrument can make a real difference in the fight against poverty. Therefore, EAPN welcomes the initiative of the European Commission to present a new Recommendation to the Council on Minimum Income. As stated in our position , EAPN strongly advises that -for the Recommendation to deliver for people experiencing poverty- it needs to include clear and detailed monitoring systems for the implementation of MIS.

We understand that there will be a Recommendation on Minimum Income next year, but we see risks and dangers (from experience). For this to be useful it needs to be accompanied by clear and detailed guidance. A general approach will not honestly deal with the situation on the ground. (Participant from Bulgaria in the EU PEP Meeting 2021).

At this conference, we will present the EAPN proposals for the recommendation and ensure that the voices of people experiencing poverty are given a central role in the European debate on minimum income. Besides people experiencing poverty, the programme will also include speakers from the EU institutions, EU Member States, civil society and scientists.

The full agenda is available here.

Registration
You can sign up for the event here.
Practical Information

14:00 – 17:00 (Brussels time)
Zoom online conference
The conference languages will be: English, Spanish and French

Follow the conversation on Twitter @EAPNEurope, on Instagram and on Facebook

For more information

Read EAPN position on minimum income here
Read Expert’s opinion on a binding framework here
Read more about the EMIN’s project on Minimum Income here
Read EAPN’s contribution to the call for evidence here

Measuring energy poverty to ensure a socially fair green transition
2022-10-11 11:30 - 12:30 UTC | Online
The European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN), together with Climate Alliance and Joint Research Centre, will host a workshop on “Measuring energy poverty to ensure a socially fair green transition”, in the context of the EU Regions’ Week. The session will take place online on Tuesday, 11 October 2022 from 11h30 to 13h00 CEST.
This session will bring together representatives from different organisations and with different capacities, in order to discuss the importance of impact assessment and data collection, as well as the challenges faced in measuring energy poverty and social justice in the green transition. EAPN’s own Policy Officer, Sabrina Iannazzone, will be sit on the panel as one of the speakers together with Gioros Koukoufikes from the Joint Research Centre, Alice Corovessi from INZEB, and Davide Cassanmagnago from the Covenant of Mayors Europe.

​The 20th edition of the European Week of Regions and Cities (#EURegions​​Week) will take place from 10 to 13 October 2022 under the motto “New Challenges for Europe’s Cohesion“. The topics of this year’s edition cover green and digital transitions, territorial cohesion and youth empowerment, with special attention given to the role of cohesion policy in Europe’s sustainable recovery, as the most effective tool for solidarity in response to emergency and the aftermath of crises.
You can register to the workshop here -> bit.ly/euregionsweek-measuring-energypoverty

EAPN Poverty Watch 2022 launch | In Unequal Times of Crises
2022-10-13 09:00 - 11:30 UTC | European Parliament, Room ASP 7F387, Brussels, Belgium
On 13 October, EAPN holds the launch of our Poverty Watch “In Unequal Times of Crises” in the European Parliament, facilitated by Shada Islam, and co-hosted by MEP Marisa Matias (GUE/NGL), and MEP Mounir Satouri, (Greens/EFA).
The Poverty Watch is a bottom-up analysis of around 20 National Poverty Watches produced by our members that provides accurate evidence-based data on the state of play of poverty in Europe. This year’s edition incorporates the multiple relentless crises of the ongoing war in Ukraine, cost of living and energy crises and the long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. This turmoil, which is far from being solved, exacerbates the pre-existing social injustices affecting vulnerable groups the most.
During our event, which forms part of our activities for the 17 October International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, we will present our preliminary findings and EU-level recommendations. It will be our opportunity to bring to the forefront the need for an integrated and ambitious EU anti-poverty strategy to over this particular time of relentless crises.
Our event aims to:

Update on current real challenges of poverty
Highlight EAPN’s key concerns and recommendations
Allow EU policymakers and Civil Society Organisations to react to our findings, and
Generate a high-level political debate with representatives from the European Commission, European Parliament and Civil Society Organisations on long-term plans to overcome crises and create a cohesive social Europe, free of poverty and inequality.

At this conference, we will present the EAPN proposals for the recommendation and ensure that the voices of people experiencing poverty are given a central role in the European debate on minimum income. Besides people experiencing poverty, the programme will also include speakers from the EU institutions, EU Member States, civil society and scientists.

The full agenda is available here.

Registration
You can sign up for the event here.
Practical Information

9:00 – 11:30 (Brussels time)
European Parliament, room ASP 1G2
Interpretation in English, Spanish and French

Follow the conversation on Twitter @EAPNEurope, on Instagram and on Facebook
#PovertyWatch ~ #EndPoverty
For further information on content, contact Kahina Rabahi (Policy & Advocacy Coordinator) kahina.rabahi@eapn.eu, or on registration, contact Rebecca Lee (Information & Events Officer), rebecca.lee@eapn.eu
For more information

Access the latest editions of the national Poverty Watches here
See our other 17 October International Day activities here

People's Summit | EAPN EU and EAPN Portugal Policy conference
2023-03-17 10:00 - 18:00 UTC
How has the European Pillar of Social Rights (EPSR) translated into concrete actions to benefit those living in the EU? Has it achieved a strong social Europe that is fair, inclusive and full of opportunities? Where are the gaps and opportunities?
EAPN Portugal and EAPN Europe will host a People’s Summit in Porto, Portugal, bringing together people experiencing poverty (PeP), our national members, political stakeholders and grass-roots organisations. Through a series of workshops and plenaries, we will address the structural barriers and explore solutions for a meaningful EPSR Action Plan in the next Commission mandate.
This is an opportune moment to influence the agenda of the second edition of the Porto Social Summit by pointing out key subjects that need to be discussed and generate political commitment for an ambitious EU anti-poverty strategy in the next Commission mandate. And an opportunity to create a true culture of participation for people experiencing poverty, and for the civil society entities that work directly with them.
More info here.

Capacity-building webinar on the European Semester
2023-12-06 14:00 - 16:30 UTC | Online
Need help navigating the European Semester Process? Join our online capacity-building session!

📍 Online
Please register via the registration form by 24 November, end of day.
This capacity-building session – co-organised with EAPN Europe, ENSIE and ERGO Network as well as their respective members EAPN France, Skoopi (Sweden) and Integro Association (Bulgaria) – aims to give interested civil society organisations active at EU and national level as well as other interested stakeholders an introduction into the Semester, its importance for policy-making, its functioning and key moments and ways to engage.
The European Semester process is an annual year-long mandatory process that coordinates, monitors and evaluates Member States’ economic, fiscal, social, environmental and climate policies and reforms. It makes recommendations that contribute to turning various EU strategies, such as European Pillar of Social Rights (Social Pillar), its Action Plan and EU headline targets on employment, skills, and poverty reduction and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), into reality. It also increasingly focuses on environmental and climate priorities, monitoring the implementation of national energy and climate plans. More recently, it has been linked with the Recovery & Resilience Facility (RRF) adopted to address the economic and social impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and achieve socially just green and digital transitions, thereby also directing the use of EU funding to these priorities. It monitors Member States’ implementation of their National Recovery & Resilience Plans.
The involvement of civil society organisations in the development, implementation and evaluation of policies is key to ensure they are evidence-based and correspond to the situation on the ground.
>> Learn more and register here.

Affordable Energy: Turning civil society views into action - Reporting by EPAH and EAPN on their Activities
2024-06-21 08:00 - 17:00 UTC
🚀 Exciting News!
We are thrilled to announce that Fernando Chironda, our Policy and Advocacy Officer, will be representing us at the upcoming conference on affordable energy. This session will feature the Energy Poverty Advisory Hub (EPAH) and the European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN), where they will report on their important work
📅 Check out the full program here: Full Program

EAPN Position Paper Launch Event at the European Parliament
2025-06-23 13:00 - 15:00 UTC | European Parliament, room ASP 5E3, Brussels, Belgium
EAPN’s position paper, Towards the Eradication of Poverty, will be launched at the European Parliament on 23 June, in an event hosted by MEP Marit Maij (S&D), Co-Chair of the Intergroup on Fighting Against Poverty.
And you’re invited to join us!
Find the agenda here.
In 2026, the European Commission is expected to launch the first-ever EU Anti-Poverty Strategy, a long-awaited milestone for millions of people living in poverty and the organisations that advocate with and for them.
Today, despite decades of initiatives, 93.3 million people across the EU remain at risk of poverty and social exclusion. Unless we push for a comprehensive, rights-based, ambitious and effective framework, it risks becoming just another missed opportunity.
Join us on 23 June at the European Parliament for the launch of EAPN’s position paper. Together with MEP Marit Maij (S&D), we’ll bring anti-poverty voices to the table to discuss how to adopt an inclusive and multidimensional approach, one that goes beyond socio-economic factors and addresses the root causes of poverty.
This is a critical political moment. The upcoming strategy could mark a turning point, but only if civil society, people experiencing poverty, and policy actors come together to demand a strong, rights-based, and comprehensive framework.
The event will explore poverty as a structural issue, beyond statistics, and provide space for stakeholders to collectively call for an ambitious EU commitment to eradicating poverty.

European Parliament, Brussels, ASP 3H1
13:00-15:00 (with networking from 14:30-15.00)
Find the agenda here

Eradicating poverty is a political choice. Alleviation of poverty is not enough. Everyone, not just some of us, deserves a dignified life.
Help shape the future of social justice in Europe.

Epic Fails 2.0 “It’s Not Me, it’s You”
2025-10-23 14:00 - 18:00 UTC
After the success of last year’s Epic Fails, we’re back with a new edition.
This time, we’re tackling the real battlefield: turning 50-page policy papers into messages that actually reach people.
Why join?

Share survival techniques for working across departments
Translate complex policy into communication that resonates
Learn how to embed comms thinking earlier in the process
And yes… vent a little!

Details
Co-hosted by Myriam Mhamedi & Susana Anastácio
Location: EAPN Office, Brussels
Date: 23 October
Time: 14:00 – 18:00 (including networking)

The event is open to communications professionals in NGOs, EU institutions, trade unions, think tanks – and brave policy/advocacy colleagues.
Registration is required https://forms.gle/12scw28osksxfEvM7

Anti-Poverty Day 2025
2025-11-05 08:30 - 17:00 UTC | European Parliament, room ASP 5E3, Brussels, Belgium
The Anti-Poverty Day is taking place for the first time, co-organised by EAPN with MEPs from Greens/EFA, S&D, The Left, Renew, and EPP, with the support of the Intergroup on Fighting Against Poverty: a flagship event placing lived experience at the heart of EU policymaking.
The event will bring together MEPs, officials, civil society, grassroots movements and crucially, People Experiencing Poverty (PEP) to drive political development and policy change on the matter.
Join us on this day. Registrations open until 27 October 12.00 p.m.
Check the agenda
Register here: https://forms.gle/PztnZ6iEuZYR1VrW7
