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Study visit of the Moldovan high-level delegation

In this EESPN issue, we present the study visit of the Moldovan high-level delegation to the European Centre in Vienna, two new projects as well as two project events and our training for the Moldovan Ministry of Labour and Social Protection. Additionally, we inform about a study by the Red Cross of Serbia about long-term care of older persons and persons with disabilities in the Western Balkans. Check it out and enjoy reading the January issue of the EESPN newsletter here!

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