The Mutual Information System on Social Protection of the Council of Europe (MISSCEO) started its work in 1999 and aims to promote a regular exchange of information on social protection in member states of the Council of Europe that are not members of the EU's MISSOC network.


The MISSCEO network is based on the close co-operation between the national correspondents and the Department of Social Rights of the Council of Europe. It is composed of 11 member States of the Council of Europe: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Türkiye, Ukraine.

MISSCEO produces regularly updated comparatives tables on social protection systems under the form of database which has been updated with the 2022 data. The update for 2023 will be done at the beginning of 2024. The information is available in both pdf and excel format.

It also identifies recent trends and developments in social protection across the MISSCEO countries (MISSCEO Info 2023). 

The comparative tables summarise the social protection legislation using a set of standardised descriptors. They form an essential complement to the comparative tables of the MISSOC, Mutual Information System on Social Protection in the member states of the EU, the EEA and in Switzerland.

MISSCEO provides information on national social protection systems in the countries concerned.

MISSCEO database

 



The EU's Mutual Information System on Social Protection (MISSOC) provides information about national social protection systems in 31 countries: the 27 EU Member States plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.

Indietro 60 years on bringing the European Social Charter into changed times

60 years on bringing the European Social Charter into changed times

The University of Roma Tre (Department of Law, Roma Tre International Centre for Research "Diritto e Globalizzazione") together with the University of Nottingham Human Rights Law Centre, and with the support of the Department of the European Social Charter of the Council of Europe, are organising a one-day conference to mark the 60th anniversary of the European Social Charter.

The conference will provide an opportunity for academics, representatives of international organisations, civil society to discuss current issues such as labour rights in the era of gig economy and digitisation, migrants’ rights, the right to sustainable environment or how to reinforce the European Social Charter system and its relevance in Europe.

Featuring expert speakers (academics, current and former members of the European Committee of Social Rights, high-level representatives of the Council of Europe), the conference will focus on “bringing the European Social Charter into changed times”.

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 Date: 6 October 2021 

 Location: University of Roma Tre (Aula Magna), Rome, Italy (10:15-17:15 CET) 

 Organisers: University of Roma Tre (Department of Law, Roma Tre International Centre for Research "Diritto e Globalizzazione") and University of Nottingham Human Rights Law Centre, with the support of the Council of Europe Department of the European Social Charter 

 Livestreaming and online participationMS Teams online event 

 COVID-19: Physical attendance at the conference will be subject to the presentation of a Covid-19 “Green Pass”. On-site participants are kindly requested to wear a protective mask.

Rome, Italy 06/10/2021
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