Get registered for new events on Good Governance for EU regional policy

15 Mar 2023 | Events, News

The European Commission is launching a second series of events (online and hybrid) for Member States under the joint heading ‘Good Governance for EU Regional Policy’. Registration is open until 21.03.2023. Planned events are as follows: Tools and services supporting...

The potential of Cohesion policy to promote gender equality, including for Roma

8 Mar 2023 | Featured news, News, Slider home

On the occassion of the 2023 International Women’s Day, DG REGIO releases a Data Story that shows the potential of Cohesion Policy to support and promote gender equality, including of Roma. Context Over 30% (EUR 110 billion) of all cohesion policy investments...

European Parliament adopts Resolution on situation of marginalised Roma communities living in settlements in the EU

27 Jan 2023 | Featured news, News

The Parliament calls for action at national and EU level, including the launch of an EU action plan to eradicate Roma settlements by 2030. On 5 October the European Parliament adopted, by large majority (486 votes in favour, 109 against and 38 abstentions), a...

Public consultation on 2014-2020 ERDF & CF ex post evaluation

26 Jan 2023 | News

European Commission DG REGIO opens this public consultation to collect stakeholders’ views on the investments supported by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the Cohesion Fund (CF) in the period 2014-2020 and to collect further evidence for their...

European Commission publishes assessment of National Roma Strategic Frameworks

10 Jan 2023 | Featured news, News, Slider home

The assessment report takes stock of National Roma Strategic Frameworks (NRSFs) adopted by Member States following the approval of the new EU Roma Strategic Framework for Equality, Inclusion and Participation 2021-2030 (EU Roma Strategic Framework) and the Council...

New Eurobarometer on discrimination shows antigypsyism as most widespread discrimination

7 Jan 2023 | News

Antigypsyism remains a widespread reality in all EU countries. Less hostility and better coexistence can be seen in countries such as Spain, the Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom, while strong antigypsyism remains in countries such as Bulgaria, Hungary,...