We are happy to share the most recent National Report on Free Movement Rights and EU Mobile Citizens’ Inclusion.
Developed as part of Project EUReKA - A Key Access to EU Rights through the Rights, Equality and Citizenship - REC European Programme and coordinated by the Centro Studi e Ricerche Idos, the report was developed by the European Institute of Romania with contributions from other project partners, in particular Associazione Novapolis and Cartel Alfa, who worked on the model recommended by the project coordinator.
The research identifies good practices and provides indications and guidelines on policy based on the data collected in Romania during the survey conducted between Nov. 15, 2019 and Jan. 31, 2020.
The objective of the survey was to map the (mainly web-based) tools that are available provide an easy access to information, services and indications for EU citizens and their families living in different member states.
The analysis will help develop a web portal and an innovative app that will be tested and implemented in six EU countries (Romania, Germany, Italy, Portugal, France and Croatia).
