Cities across the European Union are invited to apply for the Access City Award 2027, which recognises outstanding efforts to make urban life accessible for persons with disabilities. Submissions are open until 4 September at 12:00 PM CEST.
AccessibleEU wants to learn about your views and knowledge on accessibility, European accessibility legislation, and your opinion about the level of conformance with accessibility rules in your country. Also, about your training needs and preferences.
We have more exciting events on the way. On 24-25 November AccessibleEU will celebrate 4 years of successful activity. More information is coming soon. Save the date!
EfVET's annual conference will focus on the role of vocational education and training (VET) in equipping learners not only with professional competences, but also with the values, agency and resilience needed to act as active global citizens.
The seminar aims to strengthen knowledge on how robust methods and high-quality data can improve understanding of adult learning systems. It will support exchange between data producers, researchers and policymakers, and contribute to building a stronger evidence base for policy development, resource allocation and system responsiveness.
Meeting of Advisers for European PES Affairs
ProFem 2.0, a centre for survivors of domestic and sexual violence from Czechia, is the winner of the 2023 REGIOSTARS award for the category ‘A social and inclusive Europe’. A total of seven EU-funded projects received REGIOSTAR awards, a label of excellence recognising their innovative, inclusive, and inspiring approaches to regional and social development.
How are chambers helping Europe tackle skills shortages and boost competitiveness? Explore 21 inspiring examples from across Europe showcasing apprenticeships, vocational education, entrepreneurship, talent development and workforce upskilling in action.
This policy brief explores how the European Union’s shift toward climate neutrality is transforming the modern labour market and creating a surge in demand for clean technology occupations. By analysing online job advertisements, the report identifies essential emerging roles in engineering, installation, and maintenance that are vital for deploying renewable energy systems.
Technology alone isn't enough, the people behind it matter too. This study explores the human factors that enable the sustainable implementation of the Internet of Things (IoT) across Europe. Using ESCO as a reference framework, the researchers identified the occupations and skills required to support IoT and Smart City ecosystems. By mapping relevant ESCO occupations and competencies, the study provides valuable insights into workforce needs, training priorities and the professional profiles essential for Europe's digital and sustainable future.
