What has been done so far in the EEPOW project?
Read what has been done so far on the project of Posting of workers in Eastern Europe (EEPOW). Get an overview of the project activities in the newsletter 2: here
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Newsletter 06/2026
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POW-BRIDGE Newsletter 3
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Newsletter: Join our 9th BBinar
In this issue, we highlight our upcoming BBinar on labour migration in the Western Balkans and Eastern Partnership countries, and present a review of our peer review dedicated to addressing the challenge of undeclared work in the Western Balkans and Eastern Partnership countries. Furthermore, we share updates on recent calls and publications from across the region….
Evaluation findings of the BB Peer Reviews and Trainings project
This issue features evaluation findings of the bridge-building Peer Reviews and Trainings project in an infographic. The policy brief on key findings of these mutual learning activities implemented by the European Centre together with its partners in the bridge-building countries provides further background and insights. Check out the April issue of our newsletter!
The 7th BBinar in retrospect
This February issue of the EESPN Newsletter features the 7th BBinar, delving into the topic of long-term care in the Western Balkans and presenting a study conducted by the Red Cross of Serbia. Additionally, we offer insights into the latest report on the implementation of the partnership principle in the Western Balkans and Eastern Partnership countries.