The European Institute of Romania announces the publication of the Comparative Report on the movement rights and EU mobile citizens` inclusion. This report is part of the “EUReKA – A Key Access to EU Right” project, implemented by IER together with IDOS and nine partners from six EU Member States (Romania, Germany, Italy, Portugal, France and Croatia). The project is co-financed by the European Commission under the European Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme – REC.
The report is edited by Centro Studi e Ricerche IDOS, the coordinator of the EUReKA project, based on country reports produced by partners. A comparative analysis of the different sections included in the national reports is accompanied, in the conclusions section, by a first set of recommendations for public authorities, at their different levels, and for civil society organizations. The conclusions and recommendations are supported by the main challenges highlighted by the partners. The recommendations aim to facilitate the improvement of online information services for EU mobile citizens. They will be discussed and deepened in national focus groups.
More information about the project is available on the IER website. The Comparative Report and the Country Report can be consulted in English, in full.