Over one in four children in the EU is at risk of poverty.
By giving visibility to children, the European Semester, which is the EU’s framework for economic policies, can help build more resilient communities, societies, and economies.
The Eurochild Report assesses the 2016 European Semester process and offers recommendations as to how the EU macroeconomic governance channels can support the elimination of child poverty and promotion of children’s rights.
The 2016 Eurochild Report on the European Semester is based on the assessment of 28 contributors from 20 Member States documented in the 20 country profiles included in this report.
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