Belgija – Finansų valdymo konsultacinės paslaugos – Study on Non take-up of social benefits
Belgija – Finansų valdymo konsultacinės paslaugos – Study on Non take-up of social benefits
I dalis: Perkančioji organizacija
I.1) Pavadinimas ir adresai:
Oficialus
pavadinimas: European Commission, DG EMPL - Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion
Adresas: 46 Rue du Commerce (C-046)
Miestas: Brussels
Pašto
kodas: B-1000
Šalis: Belgija
Asmuo
ryšiams:
El-paštas: EMPL-VT-2024-012@ec.europa.eu
Interneto adresas (-ai):
Pagrindinis adresas: http://ec.europa.eu/info/departments/employment-social-affairs-and-inclusion_en
II dalis: Objektas
II.1.1) Pavadinimas:
Study on Non take-up of social benefits
Nuorodos numeris: EC-EMPL/2024/OP/0018
II.1.2) Pagrindinis BVPŽ kodas:
79412000
Finansų valdymo konsultacinės paslaugos
II.1.3) Sutarties tipas:
Kita
II.1.4) Trumpas aprašymas:
Non-take-up of social benefits is a major impediment to the effectiveness of social protection systems. When people fail to receive the benefits to which they are entitled (i.e. eligible), this means that they receive a lower level of support than what they could have obtained, and this weakens as well the effectiveness of public policies to tackle poverty and income inequality.
To be able to address the issue of non-take-up, a clear view on its extent, causes and possible remedies is needed.
However, despite the challenge of non-take-up and despite this issue having gained heightened attention in recent years from amongst others policy makers and academia, data about its extent is still insufficient. Indeed, quantitative data about the extent of non-take-up (i.e. the non-take-up rate) is seldom available for EU Member States. Most often, only sporadic data (estimates) is available, and not for all types of social benefit. This is because the non-take-up rate for a given social benefit in a given Member State is hard to quantify, requiring, amongst others, to precisely determine the size of the total population eligible for this benefit.
Non-take-up of social benefits is a major impediment to the effectiveness of social protection systems. When people fail to receive the benefits to which they are entitled (i.e. eligible), this means that they receive a lower level of support than what they could have obtained, and this weakens as well the effectiveness of public policies to tackle poverty and income inequality.
To be able to address the issue of non-take-up, a clear view on its extent, causes and possible remedies is needed.
However, despite the challenge of non-take-up and despite this issue having gained heightened attention in recent years from amongst others policy makers and academia, data about its extent is still insufficient. Indeed, quantitative data about the extent of non-take-up (i.e. the non-take-up rate) is seldom available for EU Member States. Most often, only sporadic data (estimates) is available, and not for all types of social benefit. This is because the non-take-up rate for a given social benefit in a given Member State is hard to quantify, requiring, amongst others, to precisely determine the size of the total population eligible for this benefit.
II.2) Aprašymas:
II.2.1) Kitas (-i) šio pirkimo BVPŽ kodas (-ai):
79412000 Finansų valdymo konsultacinės paslaugos