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Projects and organisations funded by the European Union Programme for Employment and Social Innovation (EaSI). Report V, Period covered 2013-2016
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The European Commission co-finances actions of public, private and civil society actors enabling them to deliver new services, assess existing policies or develop new ones, and exchange good practices in the fields of employment, working conditions, social protection and social inclusion. To facilitate the dissemination of achieved results, this report presents examples of 30 projects and 19 organisations supported by the Programme for Employment and Social Innovation (EaSI) as well as its predecessor programmes EURES and PROGRESS. In the first part of this report, the reader will find examples and analysis of projects funded by PROGRESS and EURES in 2013-2016. The aims of the projects supported by the predecessor PROGRESS programme ranged from developing innovative policy interventions (social policy experimentation) and supporting the reform of national pensions systems to building partnerships between employment services and setting up European Sectoral Skills Councils. The overviewed EURES projects aimed at placing young people into quality jobs and supporting partnerships between employment services working in cross-border areas. The second part of the report presents EaSI-supported activities implemented in 2015 by major EU-level organisations active in the promotion of social inclusion, poverty reduction and access to finance. The overviewed organisations aimed in particular to support the Commission’s social investment approach at national and local levels and the implementation of the Social Investment Package, the Social Business Initiative and the Europe 2020 Strategy. The report also includes a description of the methodology used to collect information on the presented actions and to analyse their results. Among other things, the report seeks to shed light on the European added value of the described actions and to single out potential good practices. We believe that this report will be beneficial in two key ways. First, it will serve as guidance for public, private and civil society actors wishing to apply for EU funding in the future. Second, it will provide policy-makers with food for thought in order to design and implement new policy interventions in the respective policy areas.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion (European Commission) , Public Policy and Management Institute
- Personal author(s): Pupinis, Mantas ; Paulauskaitė, Elma ; Gineikytė, Vaida ; Buinauskas, Darius ; Stukas, Modestas
- Themes: Population and social conditions , Labour market — Free movement of workers
- Subject: employment policy , EU financing , poverty , project of common interest , social policy , social security , working conditions
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| ISSN 2467-4168 | ISBN 978-92-79-57657-7 | DOI 10.2767/677517 | Catalogue number KE-BP-16-001-EN-N |
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