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This report presents the mapping of the national requirements pertaining to the regulation, education and training of physiotherapists in the EU and EEA countries.

This brochure compiles a selection of 10 thematic discussion papers that were drafted as input papers to the ILA workshops, complemented by two synthesis reports summarising the results from the workshops.

This report, prepared by the European Social Policy Analysis Network (ESPAN), presents a comparative overview of the settings providing formal long‑term care (LTC) for older people in 38 European countries: the 27 EU Member States, nine (potential) candidate countries, as well as Iceland and Norway.

The Joint Employment Report (JER) by the European Commission and the Council monitors the employment situation in the Union and the implementation of the Employment Guidelines, in line with Article 148 of the TFEU.

This working paper examines the dual nature of labour shortages: their impact on productivity growth and their role as a symptom of labour market frictions that lead to low-paid, low-quality jobs (e.g., carers, transport workers).

This annual report presents updated insights into labour mobility developments in the European Union (EU) and European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries using data for 2023 and 2024.

The concept and content of this recommendation paper on financing not linked to costs (FNLC) were designed by the ESF Transnational Network on Simplification (TN).

Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs) are a European flagship initiative to strengthen and develop Vocational Education and Training (VET) in Europe.

The Erasmus+ Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs) are a European flagship initiative to strengthen and develop vocational education and training (VET) in Europe.

This note shows that clustered disadvantages across active ageing dimensions reveal that many older Europeans face overlapping challenges, and that the maximal position approach helps identify those most at risk and guide more effective, well-targeted ageing and wellbeing policies.