The project studied the gap between procedures and practices in the enactment of EU rules on posting, identified challenges, developed and shared effective ways of addressing these for posting companies and implementation agencies in cross-border collaboration.
The aim of this project was to develop a multi-agency model for the prevention of gang violence based on an indepth-analysis of risk factors, prevention policies and social control mechanisms in recent research projects on youth gangs.
This study, coordinated by EFTHEIA and CEPS (Belgium), set out to fill selected knowledge and analytical gaps in the area of LTC in order to support the identification of policy relevant problems and related options with a view to the future EU initiative on access and quality of LTC, as well as how to better support informal carers.
The reports are 2021 updates of the existing reviews related to the European Pillar of Social Rights in Western Balkan: Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, Republic of North Macedonia, & Serbia.