First Semester 2006
Up one levelSynthesis Report 2006/1
This report presents an independent overview of the first semester reports of 2006 produced by the network's experts. It is based on the report that each independent social inclusion expert produced in May 2006, analysing social inclusion trends and the issue of "active inclusion and minimum resources" in his or her Member State.
First Semester Reports 2006
The following national reports of the first semester 2006 have been produced by the independent social inclusion experts in response to common guidelines. They comprise two main topics: The first is a critical review by the experts of key trends in their respective Member State, embracing indicators and information on policy orientations and on public debates focusing on social inclusion. The second is on active inclusion and minimum resources, understood as a comprehensive policy mix combining adequate income support, empowerment, labour market activation policies and access to basic services, aimed at a more effective integration of people excluded from the labour market. For an independent analytical synthesis of all 25 national reports (Bulgaria and Romania have been included in the common guidelines as from 2007), please download Synthesis Report 2006/1.
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