Snapshot Snapshots on the Situation of Roma in Europe
Snapshot on the Situation of Roma in Europe: Active Support to Employment
30 November 2021 English Snapshot

Summary
A weekly thematic social media campaign (9 Nov 2021–15 Feb 2022) mapping Roma realities against each of the 20 principles of the European Pillar of Social Rights, each with European statistics, a problem statement, and policy recommendations. Individual snapshots covered: Active Support to Employment
Topics
Employment
Geographic focus
Europe
Publication details
- Author(s)
- ERGO Network
- Organisation
- ERGO Network
- Publication date
- 30 November 2021
- Year
- 2021
- Type
- Snapshot
- Format
- Language
- English
- Countries
- Europe
Related project
Produced as part of the Link all snapshots series .
Suggested citation
ERGO Network (2021). Snapshot on the Situation of Roma in Europe: Active Support to Employment. Snapshot. ERGO Network. Retrieved from https://ergonetwork.org/publication/snapshot-on-the-situation-of-roma-in-europe-active-support-to-employment/
Downloads & resources
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