This webinar held on 10 April 2024 is one of a series of thematic conversations tailored to inform and support EU Delegation and programme staff on thematic issues highly relevant to their work on health, inequalities, and social protection.
Duration: 1h 30min
This webinar is destined to EU staff in HQ and delegations.
This thematic conversation for EU staff challenges the assumption that low- and middle-income countries cannot afford universal social protection (USP) and sets out the approaches and country evidence which show how USP can be feasible.
Duration: 1h 30min
This webinar is destined to EU staff in HQ and delegations.
This thematic conversation for EU staff presents the Digital Convergence Initiative which DG INTPA’s new global thematic programme on digital social protection is to support.
Duration: 1h 15min
This webinar is destined to EU staff in HQ and delegations.
The objective of this reference document is to support the ongoing effort of the European Union (EU) to strengthen its approach to development cooperation to address inequalities in its partner countries. While recognising the importance of all forms of inequality, the document will focus primarily on income inequality, effective policy responses and how to address inequality in development cooperation.
Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union, 2022This 5-minute video in English, presents an overview of the income inequalities guide and ways to address inequality through development cooperation. The video starts with a well-rounded presentation of Inequality. It continues with the presentation of the Reference Document on inequalities. Finally, it explains how the EU development cooperation actions are addressing the issue of inequalities, through 4 core principles.
Duration: 5 min
The objective of this reference document is to support the ongoing effort of the European Union (EU) to strengthen its approach to development cooperation to address inequalities in its partner countries. While recognising the importance of all forms of inequality, the document will focus primarily on income inequality, effective policy responses and how to address inequality in development cooperation.
Tools and Methods Series
Reference Document No 29
September 2021
Also available in French
In the current programming context, Universal Health Coverage (UHC) links with all priorities of the new Commission, and is key to accomplish our mandate of eradicating poverty and fighting inequalities. This webinar aims to introduce the UHC concept, delineate its key dimensions and importance, discuss progress and challenges to date on advancing UHC and illustrate what UHC programming is about and looks like.
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Building on EDCTP2, the Global Health EDCTP3 Joint Undertaking will address the lack of appropriate diagnostics, treatments and vaccines, to address infectious diseases, such as HIV, malaria and tuberculosis, but also other poverty related and neglected infectious diseases, that are prevalent in Africa, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. During the webinar the achievements of the current partnership will be presented. Particular emphasis will be put on the future Global Health EDCTP3 Joint Undertaking, including the benefits for countries participating in the future partnership.
Duration: 1 h 30 min
The objective of the webinar is to provide an overview of the opportunities and challenges to digitalization and civil registries in EU Delegation (EUD) partner countries and to provide practical options for integrating civil registration systems in other EU programmatic areas.
Duration: 1 h 30 min
During this session, you will assist to a live(ly) presentation about Coaching @ the Commission followed by Q&A to deepen your understanding of how coaching could benefit you and/or your team and/or peers. You will be able to see the link between coaching and performance, and how this tool can help staff and ultimately, the organization to face and adapt to change. You will be able to ask questions on how a coaching session entails and how a coach works with you or your team/peers, and much more.
Duration: 1 h
This document outlines the conclusions and recommendations of the European Council regarding the future direction and priorities of the European Union for the next institutional cycle.
These guidelines present a step-by-step method that can be used by EU staff to correctly implement the I-Marker within the first steps of the INTPA’s project cycle.
This documentation is restricted to EC Staff in HQ and DEL.