Social Rights Monitor – Egypt
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Social Rights Monitor – Egypt

Recommendations Whereas social protection has been allocated 40% of the total budget of the Single Support Framework, and civil society in Egypt is considered “important for democratic and economic development and to help build political stability” and the commitment to inclusive growth and job creation in Egypt  is acknowledged by the partnership, civil society perceives that…

Social Rights Monitor – Jordan
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Social Rights Monitor – Jordan

Recommendations The overall perception of the respondents to EU-Jordan relations is positive, recognizing that there are several projects implemented with EU support in the country. The respondents actively follow bilateral relations and have been consulted by the EU delegations at national level. Nevertheless, they note the sporadic nature of these consultations and that the focus…

Social Rights Monitor – Lebanon
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Social Rights Monitor – Lebanon

Recommendations The law on Associations in Lebanon is enabling to an extent, but the government must always be notified of the creation of new civil society organizations. Moreover, the law can be misapplied because of the administrative burdens, including administrative delays. On another level, the lack of funding impedes a well-operating civil society. Although there is…

Social Rights Monitor – Morocco
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Social Rights Monitor – Morocco

Recommendations The action plans, which set out the mutual commitments between the EU and Morocco with regards to social, political and economic matters for the period 2013-2017, are coming to an end. In the framework of the revised neighbourhood policy, this should give room now for partnership priorities which should guide their future relations. Based…

Social Rights Monitor – Palestine
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Social Rights Monitor – Palestine

Recommendations Respondents to the SRM tool acknowledge the role of EU, as the biggest donor; supporting Palestinian people. Yet their expectations go beyond financial assistance to a strong political will to support the Palestinian people’s rights, particularly when discussed at UN bodies. They envisage a partnership that reflects this strong support at all levels. Within…

Social Rights Monitor – Tunisia
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Social Rights Monitor – Tunisia

Recommendations With the action plans for the Privileged Partnership coming to an end and with the revised neighbourhood policy, there is now room for the EU and Tunisia to redefine their joint priorities, which should guide their future relationship. Based on the above report, EU-Tunisia bilateral relations, either through partnership priorities or other agreed commitments,…

Social Rights Monitor – Algeria
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Social Rights Monitor – Algeria

Recommendations With the new partnership priorities, the EU and Algeria agreed to put the emphasis on reinforcing the role of civil society and women; promoting and protecting workers’ rights; reinforcing social bipartite and tripartite dialogue; supporting youth and boosting their energy; etc. However, from the social rights monitor, there is an overall perception that so…

SIRIUS | SKILLS AND INTEGRATION OF MIGRANTS, REFUGEES AND ASYLUM APPLICANTS  IN EUROPEAN LABOUR MARKETS
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SIRIUS | SKILLS AND INTEGRATION OF MIGRANTS, REFUGEES AND ASYLUM APPLICANTS IN EUROPEAN LABOUR MARKETS

This project is closed and ran between 2018 and 2021. WHAT IS THE PROJECT ABOUT? The Horizon 2020 project, SIRIUS, builds on a multi-dimensional conceptual framework in which host country or political-institutional, societal and individual-related conditions function either as enablers or as barriers to migrants’, refugees’ and asylum seekers’ integration via the labour market. WHY?…