The Peer Learning Dialogue (PLD) aimed to allow representatives from the European Undeclared Work Platform to explore issues in greater depth with a small group of peers and to test new approaches for tackling undeclared work. The PLD consisted of three one-day meetings for up to six Platform representatives. Anette Scoppetta acted as thematic expert and facilitated the process.

This project aims fill gaps in the current knowledge of gender inequalities in unpaid work (e.g. informal care, childcare) as well as social and individual activities. It will develop and implement an online panel on these issues, covering the whole of the EU and make a direct contribution to the EU Gender Equality Strategy 2020-2025.

The European Centre provides online training to staff members of the Social Development team of the Asian Development Bank on social services for children, persons with disabilities and older people.

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.