EESC plenary debate on One year from the start of the war in Ukraine – Impact of the war on people in Ukraine and in the EU, linked to the adoption of the EESC resolution on Ukraine - One year after the Russian invasion – the European Civil Society Perspective
L'Associazione Agevolando è una delle organizzazioni senza scopo di lucro che il Comitato economico e sociale europeo (CESE) ha premiato per i loro progetti a favore dei giovani.
On 15 December, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) will award its 2022 Civil Society Prize to six organisations, from Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, and Spain.
L'Associazione Agevolando è stata selezionata per l'edizione 2022 del Premio CESE per la società civile, che quest'anno viene assegnato in due categorie: responsabilizzare i giovani e aiutare le vittime della guerra in Ucraina. L'Associazione Agevolando concorre per il premio sui giovani, insieme a due progetti provenienti da Portogallo e Spagna. I tre finalisti per il premio sull'Ucraina arrivano da Romania, Polonia e Spagna.
On 19 July, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) held a high-level conference on relief and reconstruction of Ukraine, at which it pledged its full support for the war-ravaged country on all fronts.
The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), just a week ahead of the EU Council Summit, adopted its second Resolution on Ukraine, strongly supporting the country's unconditional candidate status to the EU. The European civil society will be working hand in hand with Ukraine for Ukraine on the reconstruction of the country delivering a stronger, greener, more resilient and sustainable European partner.
Creare un futuro migliore per i giovani e aiutare le vittime della guerra in Ucraina: questi i temi dell'edizione di quest'anno del Premio del CESE per la società civile
To turn solidarity with Ukraine into concrete action, the EESC is joining the European Parliament's "civil society hub" initiative for Ukraine, allowing the NGO Promote Ukraine to use part of its premises at rue de Trèves 74, along with logistical equipment.
The opinion is being elaborated as an exploratory opinion at the request of the Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the EU.
The hearing will examine how organised civil society contributes to implementing reforms within the framework of EU’s Reform and Growth Facility for the Western Balkans and the Ukraine Facility.
First session will feature insights from Brussels based stakeholders, offering perspectives from EU-level actors engaged in the region. The following session will be a discussion with stakeholders from the countries concerned that will provide on the ground viewpoints from civil society representatives and practitioners directly involved in reform processes.
