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Ex ante appraisal and feasibility study on the establishment of a European house for civil society
L’agence exécutive "Éducation, audiovisuel et culture" (EACEA) et la DG Communication de la Commission européenne ont commandé à ECORYS la réalisation d’une étude intitulée "Maximiser le potentiel de la mobilité pour construire une identité européenne et promouvoir la participation civique dans l’UE", afin de mieux comprendre comment renforcer et exploiter pleinement le potentiel du programme "L’Europe pour les citoyens" en vue de soutenir la mobilité de la société civile.
Cette note de synthèse contient les principales conclusions d’une étude réalisée par GHK portant sur le volontariat dans l’UE. Elle a été commandée par l’agence exécutive "Éducation, audiovisuel et culture" (EACEA) et gérée par la direction générale de l’éducation et de la culture (DG EAC) de la Commission européenne.
All EU Member States have integrated 'citizenship education' into their primary and secondary school curricula - albeit with different approaches, according to a report published today by the European Commission. Improving knowledge and skills for teaching the subject remains a challenge, however, with only two countries (UK - England and Slovakia) offering training for prospective specialist teachers in initial teacher education programmes. The report indicates a general consensus that citizenship education should aim to develop critical thinking, analytical skills and attitudes to foster active participation in school and society.
The study 'Participatory Citizenship in the European Union' mapped the theory, policy, practices and levels of engagement across Europe into 3 reports: the Contextual Report, the Analytic Reportand the Good Practice Report. Data was collected from the 27 EU member states by experts. This was complemented with the analysis of European and international datasets and the most up to date literature in the field. A 4th report includes the policy recommendations: these are oriented towards the Europe 2020 strategy for ‘smart, sustainable and inclusive growth’ overall and, more specifically, to policies and actions in the context of developing the new Europe for Citizens Programme 2014 – 2020, and in light of the upcoming 2013 European Year of Citizens, and the 2014 European elections.