The European Commission has adopted a proposal for a Directive on European Cross-Border Associations (ECBA Directive) designed to make it easier for non-profit organisations, including those providing social services, to work across EU countries. Social services, like healthcare, education, and support for vulnerable groups, are essential for communities, but organisations often face challenges when trying to operate across borders. This proposal aims to remove those barriers.
 

Why does it matter for national associations and social services? What is at stake for them in the current discussion between governments?

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Join experts from Social Services Europe (SSE), European Council of Associations of General Interest (CEDAG) and Civil Society Europe (CSE) for a webinar that will explain the ECBA Directive and its potential benefits for national and cross-border non-profit social services.