Household incomes increasing and Employment improved conditions for people suffering Long-term unemployment and relatively low from severe material deprivation employment opportunities for youth (15-24) Slight reduction in the burden of housing Income costs in several countries Growing levels of Inequality (income and EU supporting minimum income networking wealth) between MS Governance Governance Little sign of investment for capacity building for Agreement of the Partnership Principle governance European Code of Conduct on Partnership European Code of Conduct on Partnership not adequately implemented 4. Stakeholder map The map of stakeholders that are engaged in or benefit from the work of the TN includes partners at both EU and national level. The table below provides general categories. A table of actual stakeholders having expressed an interest in participating in the TN is provided further in this section. Stakeholder Needs & expectations Constraints European/international/national level Policy DG EMPL and its ESF units Input to policy developments Set guidelines for current ESF DG EAC Feedback on impact of existing policies and funding streams, such Broad spectrum of DG ECFIN as ESF interests EC SECGEN Input to social inclusion focus in Thematic focus of DG RESEARCH Horizon 2020 participants may be very specific Social Protection Committee Harvesting specific country (SPC) best/practices and case studies Applicability of approaches may vary National/regional MAs Exchanges with other MAs Monitoring Committee Strengthen capacity to integrate, members at national and modernise and adapt regional level Provide a sounding board for ideas Parliaments and EP members and committees European Economic and Social Committee Secondary NGOs providing services and Developing cooperation between Role in MC at national advocacy at national and EU MA/ EU entities and civil society level level working on social and social partners in ESF
Household incomes increasing and improved conditions for people suffering from severe material deprivation Slight reduction in the burden of housing costs in several countries EU supporting minimum income networking between MS Governance Agreement of the Partnership Principle European Code of Conduct on Partnership Employment Long-term unemployment and relatively low employment opportunities for youth (15-24) Income Growing levels of Inequality (income and wealth) Governance Little sign of investment for capacity building for governance European Code of Conduct on Partnership not adequately implemented 4. Stakeholder map The map of stakeholders that are engaged in or benefit from the work of the TN includes partners at both EU and national level. The table below provides general categories. A table of actual stakeholders having expressed an interest in participating in the TN is provided further in this section. Stakeholder Needs & expectations Constraints European/international/national level Policy DG EMPL and its ESF units DG EAC DG ECFIN EC SECGEN DG RESEARCH Social Protection Committee (SPC) National/regional MAs Monitoring Committee members at national and regional level Parliaments and EP members and committees European Economic and Social Committee Input to policy developments Feedback on impact of existing policies and funding streams, such as ESF Input to social inclusion focus in Horizon 2020 Harvesting specific country best/practices and case studies Exchanges with other MAs Strengthen capacity to integrate, modernise and adapt Provide a sounding board for ideas Set guidelines for current ESF Broad spectrum of interests Thematic focus of participants may be very specific Applicability of approaches may vary Secondary NGOs providing services and advocacy at national and EU level working on social Developing cooperation between MA/ EU entities and civil society and social partners in ESF Role in MC at national level