Eurochild produces policy briefings, working papers and reports on a variety of issues that affects the lives of children.
These policy briefings are produced by the Eurochild secretariat, often in collaboration or in consultation with the membership. The policy papers offer guidance to policy makers, researchers, professionals working with or for children.
Eurochild contribution on recurrent and prominent systemic risks in the EU and on measures for their mitigation
This policy briefing includes Eurochild’s contribution to the Board for Digital Services, following the European Commission’s invitation to provide input for the preparation of the Article 35(2) DSA annual report…
Good practices from EU-funded partnerships between public authorities and civil society. This report highlights good practices of how Public Authorities (PAs) across Europe are meaningfully involving civil society organisations (CSOs)…
Barriers to Civil Society Organisations’ participation in EU-Funded programmes in Bulgaria
Technical review and recommendations on the application of state aid/de minimis Regime and the withdrawal of advance payments. Civil society organisations (CSOs) play a vital role in the effective implementation…
Accessing EU funding for civil society organisations
A toolkit co-created with Bulgarian CSO partners. Eurochild has developed this practical and accessible toolkit on EU funding opportunities for child-focused civil society organisations (CSOs). Its purpose is to equip…
Investing in Europe's Children - A Renewed Call for Action
Eurochild’s recommendations for the new Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF): the National and Regional Partnership Plans (NRP Plans) and the European Social Fund (ESF). The next EU budget cycle (2028–2034) represents…
Luxembourg's 2024 Biennial report on the implementation of the Child Guarantee – an overview
Three years after the adoption of the European Child Guarantee, EU Member States are releasing the first report on its implementation. The reports offer an overview of the context, target…
