Area of Interest

Projects


Diversity Research Project

Study led by the UK Presidency to examine good practice in the field of diversity across EU public administrations.


The European Commission offers this statement about diversity.
‘As well as ensuring that people from different groups do not suffer discrimination, recognising diversity means understanding how people’s differences and similarities can be mobilised for the benefit of the individual, the organisation and society as a whole. Managing our diversity by ensuring fairness and equality is becoming not just a “good thing”, but also an imperative in a changing and complex world’.
Each Member State has a history, culture and set of values that make a single, final definition of diversity difficult to agree. For this report, the European Commission’s statement reflects the broad understanding of the issue of diversity that emerged from discussions held during the Human Resources Working Group of the European Public Administration Network under the UK Presidency of the EU.

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The Spanish Presidency



Survey

Civil Services in the Europe of 27 – Reform and Innovation in Public Service Systems: Towards new public service models in Europe?



Official documents
51th Meeting of Directors General of Public Administration - Resolution on the Future of EUPAN
50th Meeting of Directors General of Public Administration - Conclusions on the Future of EUPAN
49th Meeting of Directors General of Public Administration - Resolution
48th Meeting of Directors General of Public Administration - Resolution
47th Meeting of Directors General of Public Administration - Resolution

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