The project supports the efforts of the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) to provide guidance to national bodies with a human rights remit on their potential role in the monitoring of EU funds in the 2021-2027 funding period.

The project aims to improve the evidence base for policy regulating posted work, by collecting and analysing (via focus groups) narratives from posted workers about how their work shapes their lives, and affects their economic security.

Posting.Stat brings together a consortium of universities and research centres from 10 different Member Statesto promote the evidence basis through the collection and analysis of national micro-data. The geographical scope of the project covers the six main ‘sending’ Member States (Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain, Slovenia and Luxembourg) and the six main ‘receiving’ Member States (Germany, France, Belgium, Austria, the Netherlands and Luxembourg) of posted workers.

This project will identify indicators related to child poverty in European cities for the following dimensions: definition; prevalence; consequences in all areas of life; living conditions of children concerned; measures to combat child poverty.

This training is part of the European Centre's tailor-made training modules.