EU Presidency conference: European Child Guarantee Coordinators meeting

When?

Thursday, 2 November 2023

Where?

Valencia, Valencia, ES

Organised by

Spanish Presidency of the Council of the European Union, Ministry for Social Rights and 2030 Agenda

Event background

The aim is to strengthen European commitment and Member States' public policies aimed at a particularly vulnerable group of children: those in care, having suffered violence or neglect. Eurofound has fed into the programme development and Daniel Molinuevo, Research Manager is speaking at the opening plenary session to present the policy brief: Guaranteeing access to services for children in the EU: Trends and disparities among Member States.

Presentation - Guaranteeing access to services for children in the EU

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Publikation

20 September 2023

Guaranteeing access to services for children in the EU

The European Child Guarantee was established in 2021 to ensure that children in need have access to a set of key services. This policy brief analyses trends and disparities in children’s access to early childhood education and care, education, healthcare, nutrition and housing. This is done using a convergence analysis, which tracks whether Member States are improving in respect of specific performance indicators and whether disparities between them are expanding or narrowing. The analysis, where possible, also looks at the differences between urban and rural areas and between children living in households with different levels of income and risk of social exclusion. The indicators chosen for analysis highlight the links between the Guarantee, the European Semester and the Social Scoreboard.

Publikation

20 September 2023

Guaranteeing access to services for children in the EU

The European Child Guarantee was established in 2021 to ensure that children in need have access to a set of key services. This policy brief analyses trends and disparities in children’s access to early childhood education and care, education, healthcare, nutrition and housing. This is done using a convergence analysis, which tracks whether Member States are improving in respect of specific performance indicators and whether disparities between them are expanding or narrowing. The analysis, where possible, also looks at the differences between urban and rural areas and between children living in households with different levels of income and risk of social exclusion. The indicators chosen for analysis highlight the links between the Guarantee, the European Semester and the Social Scoreboard.