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Biennial reports on the implementation of the European Child Guarantee

Three years after the adoption of the European Child Guarantee, EU Member States are releasing the first report on its implementation. These reports are based on a monitoring framework introduced by the European Commission in January 2024, a crucial tool for tracking progress and ensuring accountability in implementing the Child Guarantee.

The reports offer an overview of the context, target groups, and services established to execute the European Child Guarantee’s National Action Plans. Additionally, they include sections covering indicators, financing details, and insights and conclusions gleaned from the implementation process.

The publication of these biennial reports marks a significant step forward in assessing the progress of the European Child Guarantee.

Download the overview of the Biennial Reports of your country:

These overviews provide key highlights from the Biennial report on the Child Guarantee implementation in different European countries. They are not exhaustive or evaluative.




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