Transnational cooperation in the European Social Fund (ESF) should help to develop better and more effective employment and social policies and to improve the delivery of reforms, essentially by enabling people to learn from experiences and good practice in other countries. The European Commission thus commissioned the set up of services for European Union Member States to assist in transnational cooperation (led by AEIDL, Belgium). One of the networks established is the Thematic network employment. Anette Scoppetta is acting as thematic expert on employment for this network within which EU-Member States are looking at practices and options for improving the transition from unemplyoment to employment (2016-2017) and transitions from work to work (2018-2019).
