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EAPN annual Policy conference 5 July: Social Protection for All! How can the Social Pillar and SDGs build stronger welfare states?
EAPN’s annual conference will be on 5 July, 9:00-13:00, under the title Social Protection for All! How can the Social Pillar and SDGs build stronger welfare states? The conference will be an opportunity to exchange together on the following questions: What is Social Protection for all? How can we ensure that all people, children,…
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Debate on Democracy & “The People”
Room 1, ‘Palais de l’Europe’, Council of Europe 528 Avenue de l'Europe, Strasbourg, France, FranceOn 19 September 2018, to mark the International Day of Democracy, the Directorate General of Democracy and the Conference of INGOs are organising a debate entitled: Democracy & “The People”, aiming to re-assert the value of our democratic institutions based on individual human rights, civic participation in public decision-making and the rule of law. Click here to see more…
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Policy Conference: Implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights – Experiences and Practices in European Countries and International Perspectives
Cultural hall of the VHS Wien Rudolfsheim Schwendergasse 41, Wien, AustriaThe policy conference is organized by the European Anti Poverty Network (EAPN) and the Austrian Network “Die Armutskonferenz”, in the framework of the Austrian Presidency of the Council of the European Union. The conference supports the exchange of experiences of national networks about the use of the European Pillar of Social Rights (EPSR) in the…
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Co-creating open digital services for age-friendly cities and communities – Join Mobile Age Final Conference
Royal Library of Belgium Boulevard de l'Empereur 4, Brussels, BelgiumAGE has been involved in the EU-funded project Mobile Age since early 2016. The project aims at co-creating together with older persons digital services to support their independent living, offer greater opportunities for social participation, and improve their mobility. Local governments are more and more using open data to provide public services to their citizens. However, they lack…