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Source: Migration Policy Group E-newsletter no. 36, August 2013 Date: 21 August 2013

Carmen Munteanu - Communications Coordinator

30 August 2013

We are pleased to inform you that the Call for Proposals VP/2013/011 for Information centers for EU migrant workers and posted workers has been launched.

The overall scope is to assess the possibilities and set out a framework for the future creation of a transnational EU-wide network of information centers involved in the provision of information and legal support.

The proposed activities should take into account the specificities of the different categories of workers and be in line with existing EU law on free movement.

The applications for co-financing may be submitted by 20 September 2013 for activities such as:
• case studies;
• cooperation projects;
• training;
• monitoring;
• awareness and dissemination;
• counselling and mentoring;
• research and data collection;
• dissemination of information.

The maximum budget allocated to this competition is 300,000 EUR. The Commission envisages to award maximum 2 grants.

More details on this opportunity can be found on http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=629&langId=en&callId=390&furtherCalls=yes.