Social policies research

Daniel Molinuevo

Senior research manager

Daniel Molinuevo er forskningsleder i enheden for socialpolitik og blev ansat hos Eurofound i 2010. Hans forskning i sundheds- og socialpleje har fokuseret på kvaliteten og tilgængeligheden af tjenester, deres digitale transformation og personalets arbejdsvilkår. Hans arbejde har primært fokuseret på tjenester til børn, både hos Eurofound og hos UNICEF, hvor han i 2021 arbejdede med at støtte gennemførelsen af den europæiske børnegaranti. Han studerede sociologi i Salamanca, Spanien og på Humboldt-universitetet i Berlin. Han har en MA i europæiske politiske og administrative studier fra College of Europe i Brugge og en MSc i europæisk socialpolitik fra London School of Economics, hvor han også arbejdede som forsker.

Ekspertiseområder

Daniel er ekspert i følgende emner.

Care

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Offentlige tjenester

Social- og arbejdsmarkedspolitik

Forskningsresultater

Daniel er forfatter til følgende publikationer.

Include forthcoming

Arrangementer, podcast og blog

Daniel har bidraget til følgende arrangementer, blogindlæg og podcastafsnit.

Fysisk arrangement

Eksternt arrangement

Fælles Break the Cycle-konference

Dato24 – 25 September 2026

StedDublin, Irland

Photo of Dublin city with Ha'penny bridge in highlight

Se detaljer

22 September 2025

Blogindlæg

Investering i vores børns fremtid starter med at støtte de medarbejdere, der tager sig af dem

Denne analyse – som anvender data fra Eurofounds europæiske undersøgelse af arbejdsvilkårene 2024 og EU SILC – undersøger kløften i deltagelsen i førskoleundervisning og børnepasning og argumenterer for, at løsningen ligger i en dedikeret og velstøttet arbejdsstyrke.

Teacher and young children playing with colorful building blocks at a classroom table, with a chalkboard in the background.

1 May 2024

Podcastafsnit

Can Europe deliver for its children?

In this episode of Eurofound Talks Mary McCaughey speaks with Eurofound Research Manager Daniel Molinuevo about the European Child Guarantee, how bad the situation is with regard to child poverty and social exclusion in Europe, what Member States have committed to doing about it, what the implications are for workers and civil society, and what prospects there are for the future.Fighting child poverty has become a central dimension of EU social policy. One of the European Commission’s flagship social policy initiatives is the European Child Guarantee: established in 2021 by Council Recommendation, the aim of the Guarantee is to tackle child poverty by ensuring access to key services (such as healthcare) and resources (such as decent housing) for children in need – defined as children at risk of poverty or social exclusion.

A little boy sitting outside on a step with his backpack.

24 October 2023

Blogindlæg

Justice for all: Ensuring that Europe delivers for all children

The recent rise in child poverty and exclusion in the EU risks reversing the progress made in this area up to the COVID-19 pandemic. To address this worrying trend, EU policies are increasingly directed towards making access to services an integral part of efforts to tackle child poverty. Improving data collection, targeting inequalities and involving the workforce that delivers services in policymaking are important aspects of closing the gaps in access.

23 April 2020

Blogindlæg

Now is the time for the digital transformation of social services

‘Digital transformation’ has been a buzzword in policy circles for some time now, and commitments to making it work for citizens, business and society as whole abound. Brussels has been no exception – the European Commission presented its data and artificial intelligence (AI) strategies in February

18 January 2018

Blogindlæg

Who is providing care home services for older people in Europe?

In this blog piece, originally published in Social Europe, Eurofound Research Officer Daniel Molinuevo looks at the service providers delivering long-term care to older people in Europe.

Senior research manager

Donna Straver

Research trainee