Publications

The ESCO annual report is a publication that aims to offer an overview of the main developments of the ESCO project in a given year. It helps the community of ESCO stakeholders to follow the evolution of ESCO, and it also serve the purposes to further promote the project in the digital labour market

This mini toolkit presents information on concepts, tools, and practices which can support stakeholders in using European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) resources to assist in the integration of people furthest from the labour market, including long-term unemployed and inactive people, including older jobs

The questions featured in this document aim to guide those managing or implementing the ESF and ESF+, including managing authorities, intermediate bodies, relevant ministries, and organisations working to develop projects and initiatives promoting digitalisation in employment, education, and traini

This paper presents four case reports on simplification measures implemented by the ESF managing authorities (MAs) in Croatia, Estonia, Latvia and Portugal.

This paper aims to guide those managing or implementing the ESF and ESF+, including, intermediate bodies, relevant ministries, and organisations working to support young people at risk of becoming not in employment, education or training (NEETs).

This document presents information on concepts, tools, and practices which can support stakeholders in using ESF+ resources to support the quality, availability and efficiency of work-based learning and apprenticeships and enhance employer engagement both in schools and the workplace.

>With a specific focus on inclusive early childhood development and care, this paper discusses the use and potential of the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) to improve social inclusion for children in or at risk of poverty and social exclusion.

This recommendation paper, developed by the ESF Transnational Cooperation Platform's Community of Practice on Social Inclusion, highlights the critical need to invest in the rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders and ex-offenders.

This study evaluates the Employment and Social Innovation (EaSI) Programme and the European Social Fund (ESF) in terms of their effectiveness in supporting social innovation in the EU.