The EU Commission’s new priorities fall well within our advocacy actions. In line with our mission – to fight for the rights of mothers and families – we will focus our attention on the following pressing issues:
We will contribute to the EU’s ambitious Action Plan to implement the European Pillar of Social Rights (EPSR), ensuring that this Action Plan makes the principles a reality for mothers across the Union.
Within this EPSR Action plan we will focus on those initiatives that address poverty, as mothers are more likely to be economically disadvantaged than the general population. These will include:
Within this EU priority, we will contribute to:
Under this chapter of the EU priorities our commitments will include:
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