The project addressed policies and practices in procuring, commissioning and contracting long-term care services with a view to quality assurance and the choice of providers based on the best price-quality ratio.

UNICEF’s Situation Analysis guides national institutions in promoting human development and fulfilment of human rights. It is used to assess the progress, challenges and opportunities to achieve children’s and adolescents’ rights and their wellbeing in Croatia.

Making the investment case for sustainable long-term care systems is a key concern of the Europe Roadmap for the Decade of Healthy Ageing, 2021-2030. The current project will aim to co-produce a fact sheet on Financing of long-term care. This will inform in a concise but non-technical way about the conceptual underpinnings of “universal coverage for long-term care”, illustrated with evidence/facts on a number of European countries from different parts of the WHO European Region.

Exchange, cooperation and mutual trust between social workers and police officers are needed to fostering social inclusion of marginalised people in public places. A joint training has been developed and can be integrated in existing training schedules at schools of social work and in police academies.

This project will create a framework to assess service provision for older people with care and support needs living in their home. The tool will be used to collect good practices from six European countries (AT, SE, ES, SI, PL, CH) on non-residential community-based services.