Children’s digital safety and the prevention of online gaming addiction took centre stage at an informative event organised by KMOP on Monday, 30 September 2025. The initiative brought together parents, educators, health professionals, and representatives of social organisations, who participated with great interest and enthusiasm. The event aimed to shed light on the challenges children […]
KMOP participates in PROSECO – Promoting Social Procurement for an Inclusive Economy across Europe, a European initiative that aims to strengthen social procurement practices and promote inclusive economic growth. Bringing together 10 partners from 8 European countries, PROSECO supports public authorities, companies, and social economy actors to integrate social value into procurement processes, creating more
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KMOP has partnered with 10 regional authorities from eight European countries to strengthen the capacity of public institutions and businesses to engage in socially responsible procurement. Through this collaborative effort, KMOP aims to: Support public authorities in integrating social enterprises into their procurement practices. Help companies form partnerships with social economy actors. Empower social enterprises
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Where empowerment meets creativity. This October, the “Friendly Space for Women and Girls” by KMOP continues to offer a series of activities dedicated to women’s empowerment. Every Monday and Thursday, from 14:00 to 17:00, women and girls are welcomed into a safe and supportive environment where they can create, connect, share experiences, and reclaim their
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In a world where artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the way we work and live, learning how to learn is becoming the most valuable human skill for the future. This “meta-skill”, speakers agreed, is what will help us navigate a fast-changing world. That was the central conclusion of the public discussion hosted by KMOP at
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KMOP Policy Centre in cooperation with European organizations cordially invite you to the Final International Conference “Exploring Green Futures in Education and Design” on Wednesday, 15 October 2025, from 16:00 to 20:00 (CET) at Silversquare Central, Rue Cantersteen 47, Brussels – Belgium, with hybrid participation available. Please note: In person participation is free of charge
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How can Europe’s cultural spaces truly open their doors to everyone? That question guided a three-day study visit in Frankfurt and Wiesbaden in early September, where KMOP joined cultural organizations and regional authorities from across Europe for the 4th Interregional Workshop and Study Visit of the *OpenRegioCulture project. The gathering showcased how German institutions are
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Over the past three years, KMOP has been working in Albania to foster the inclusion of Roma and Egyptian communities in education and employment. In this framework, we organised and coordinated, from 17–19 September 2025, a study visit in Tirana and Elbasan, bringing together 35 stakeholders from Albania and Greece to exchange knowledge and strengthen
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How can we design emergency mechanisms that truly support migrant integration? KMOP announces the launch of the first Policy Lab of the EPIC-UP project, taking place on 30 September from 09:30 to 13:15 CEST). This event will bring together practitioners, policymakers, and experts to co-create solutions and exchange knowledge on how emergency mechanisms can better
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KMOP invites tourism employers to share their views in an online survey on human trafficking, available until 15 October. The survey explores: recruitment methods for third-country nationals (TCNs), the profile and needs of workers, prevention practices, and the level of awareness within the sector regarding human trafficking. Your experiences will help us design information and
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