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During the local elections in 2023 Europe's People's Forum helps Lithuanian College for Democracy build participatory model
During the local elections in 2023 Europe's People's Forum helps Lithuanian College for Democracy build participatory model
During the local elections in 2023 Europe's People's Forum helps Lithuanian College for Democracy build participatory model
Funded by Erasmus+, Roger Casale and Bent Noerby Bonde assisted our Lithuanian partner in developing a pilot model for vulnerable and rural youth's political participation in Taikai municipality. They also contributed to a Conference on Media Literacy and its digital opportunities for participatory democracy
08/03/20232022
The policy makers have listened to the Citizens' recommendations from the Conference on the Future of Europe.
During the local elections in 2023 Europe's People's Forum helps Lithuanian College for Democracy build participatory model
During the local elections in 2023 Europe's People's Forum helps Lithuanian College for Democracy build participatory model
Half a year after the final report from the Conference on the Future of Europe, EPF has analysed whether the recommendations were listened to by the three European institutions. We have followed 4 recommendations and document that they have been listened to. But we still do not know if they will be implemented.
14/12/2022
EPF’s General Assembly with keynotes about future of democracy
During the local elections in 2023 Europe's People's Forum helps Lithuanian College for Democracy build participatory model
The EESC and EPF foresee future cooperation through Center for European Citizens’ Democracy
EPF discussed followup to Conference on Future of Europe, launched the Center for European Citizens’ Democracy and elected new board members.
13/06/2022
The EESC and EPF foresee future cooperation through Center for European Citizens’ Democracy
The EESC and EPF foresee future cooperation through Center for European Citizens’ Democracy
The EESC and EPF foresee future cooperation through Center for European Citizens’ Democracy
The presidents of the European Economic and Social Committee and of the Europe’s People’s Forum assess the Conference on the Future of Europe and concludes that it is time for European governments to dare more democracy, and to fully use the best available mechanisms and methodologies to give citizens a voice between elections.
Values or Interests - what binds Europe Together? Its Citizens.
The EESC and EPF foresee future cooperation through Center for European Citizens’ Democracy
Values or Interests - what binds Europe Together? Its Citizens.
At a panel with Polish former Deputy Prime Minister Grzegorz Kolodko, MEP Ryszard Antoni Legutko, MP Boguslaw Sonik and Minister of European Affairs, EPF's Bent Noerby Bonde argued that Values, Interests and not least its citizens are necessary to bind Europe together.
The Economic Forum in Poland covers 5000 participants from most of
At a panel with Polish former Deputy Prime Minister Grzegorz Kolodko, MEP Ryszard Antoni Legutko, MP Boguslaw Sonik and Minister of European Affairs, EPF's Bent Noerby Bonde argued that Values, Interests and not least its citizens are necessary to bind Europe together.
The Economic Forum in Poland covers 5000 participants from most of Eastern Europe and the Candidate countries and is organisd by the Foundation Institute for Eastern Studies. The Foundation Institute has become a partner in EPF's Project application to CERV - Towards a Center for European Citizens' Democracy . 12.09.2023
PARTNERS, SUPPORTERS & ADVISERS
Professional Technical Member organisations
Albania: Armenia: Austria: KAIROS Azerbaijan: Belarus: Belgium: Particitiz, DemSoc| Bosnia-i-Herzegovina: Faculty of Political Science, University of Sarajevo Bulgaria: Applied Research and Communications Fund | Croatia: Odraz, Zagreb University |Cyprus: |Czech Republic: Technology Centre of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic – TC CAS |Denmark: Danish Board of Technology |Estonia: Eesti People to People |Finland: DEMOS Helsinki |France: Missions Publiques, Parlement & Citoyens Make.org Centre international de formation Européen - CIFE |Germany: NEXUS Institute & Technical University Berlin Karlsruhe Institut für Technologie - KIT Georgia: COSDP - Center for Organizational, Strategic and Democratic Priorities
|Greece: Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy - ELIAMEP |Hungary: Green Dependent Intezet Nonprofit Kft |Ireland: The Institute for Future Media and Journalism
|Italy: University of SASSARI |Latvia: Kurzernes NVO Center |Lithuania: Lithuanian College of Democracy, Global Lithuanian Leaders |Luxembourg: |Malta: University of Malta | Moldova: Montenegro: Netherlands: University of Twente Wageningen Economic Research |North Macedonia: Portugal: Forum dos Cidadãos |Romania: Asociatia Institutul de Prospecti |Serbia: Slovakia Slovak Academy of Sciences |Slovenia: Institute for Electronic Participation INePA |Spain: Deliberativa Sweden: Digidem lab Turkey: Ukraine:
Methodology advisory group
Dr Jane Suiter, Director Institute for Future Media and Journalism (FuJo).
Prof. Dr. Hans-Liudger Dienel, Berlin University of Technology, Director Nexus Institute.
Professor Ph.D. Min Reuchamps, Université catholique de Louvain, Coordinator Methodology Unit G1000, Belgium.
Stephen Boucher, MA Public Administration, Founder Dreamocracy.
Bjørn Bedsted, MA Social Anthropology, Deputy Director Danish Board of Technology.”
Former and present ministers of Foreign Affairs supporting EPF
DENMARK: Uffe Ellemann-Jensen, Lene Espersen, Jeppe Kofod, Martin Lidegaard, Mogens Lykketoft, Per Stig Møller, Holger K. Nielsen. Kjeld Olesen & Villy Søvndal
FINLAND: Pär Stenbäck & Alexander Stubb.
ITALY: Sandro Gozi.
POLAND: Radosław Tomasz Sikorski.
PORTUGAL: Margarida Marquez.
THE NETHERLANDS: Laurens Jan Brinkhorst.