EASPD and its members must react to European legislation and participate in the decision making process to inform decision makers of the providers' point of view. These reactions are extremely important for ensuring accessible and adaptable services for people with disabilities across Europe.
Re-active agenda:
2010
- Seminar Report "The impact of EU legislation" on social services in Europe: an initiative promoted by EASPD together with 7 other European Networks representing social services. It provides a unique insight on the application of EU rules on Public Procurement and State Aid at the grassroots level. NEW!
- EASPD Open letters to key European Commissioners on the EU2020 Strategy. NEW!
2009
- EASPD's contribution to the public consultation on the post i2010 strategy: priorities for a new strategy for a European information society (2010-2015).
- How is the economic and financial crisis affecting social services for people with disabilities across Europe? Find out here
- EASPD Manifesto for the 2009 European elections: 8 demands for the European Parliament. Read them here.
- EASPD and other stakeholders have been invited to provide feedback on the draft version of the Guide on Social Considerations in Public Procurement that the European Commission is preparing. EASPD has taken this opportunity to outline the specific characteristics of social services of general interest and to explain why it is important to have separate guidelines to ensure they are preserved and can operate in the best interests of the communities they serve. Read our comments here.
- Green Paper on the European Workforce for Health: the European Commission launched a public consultation to promote a sustainable workforce for health in Europe. Read EASPD's reply here
2008
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2004