EU Roma Strategic Framework 2020-2030: Objectives, Targets, and Adoption Overview
Explore the EU Roma Strategic Framework 2020-2030, highlighting seven interlinked objectives for Roma inclusion and participation. Learn about examples of baselines and EU-level targets, the adoption status of national Roma strategic frameworks in Member States, and the Commission's assessment findings.
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Public Hearing National Roma strategic frameworks: Perspectives and state of play European Economic and Social Committee 7 December 2022 Marc Kiwitt Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers Unit D1 European Commission
EU Roma Strategic Framework 2020-2030 EU Framework up to 2020 New EU Roma Strategic Framework Equality Socio-economic integration of marginalised Roma Inclusion Participation
Seven interlinked objectives Reduce poverty and exclusion to close the socio-economic gap between Roma and the general population Promote participation through empowerment, cooperation and trust Fight and prevent antigypsyism and discrimination Improve Roma health and increase effective equal access to quality healthcare and social services Increase effective equal access to quality inclusive mainstream education Increase effective equal access to quality and sustainable employment Increase effective equal access to adequate desegregated housing and essential services
Examples of baselines and EU level targets Policy area Indicator 2021 baseline 2030 headline target Share of children attending ECEC 44% at least 70% Education Upper secondary completion rate Share of children attending segregated schools Share of Roma in paid work Share of Roma women in paid work NEET rate Life expectancy gap (Roma women) Life expectancy gap (Roma men) 27% 52% 43% 28% 56% 11 years 9.1 years majority of Roma youth less than 20% at least 60% at least 45% less than 33% Employment Roma people live at least 5 years longer Health majority of Roma don t live in overcrowding at least 95% Roma living in overcrowded households 82% Housing Access to tap water inside the dwelling 78% 4
Adoption of national Roma strategic frameworks 17 Member States have adopted and submitted their national strategic frameworks. 9 Member States have ongoing strategies an expired strategy or an integrated set of policy measures and have been asked to complete a questionnaire for the purpose of the assessment. 1 Member State does not participate in the implementation of the EU Roma Strategic Framework.
Commission assessment The assessment exercise carried out by the Commission has covered the main elements of the EU Roma Strategic Framework, such as: The three horizontal objectives (equality, inclusion and participation), The four sectoral objectives (education, employment, health and housing), Monitoring and reporting mechanisms, Funding for the implementation of the national Roma strategic frameworks, Enlargement countries. The adoption of the assessment report is expected by the end of 2022.
State of play and next steps A ten-year policy framework, recognising that tackling discrimination and exclusion requires long-term commitments Member States have set out their national measures in their national Roma strategic frameworks. Commission will publish its assessment of the national strategic frameworks in December 2022. Member States will report on implementation every two years from 2023. Commission will publish biennial implementation reports from 2024, based on Member States and civil society reporting and FRA surveys.
