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3. Value and impact of the Network

Active throughout the whole 2007-2013 programming period, EURoma has been not only

highly valued by relevant actors but also one of the most active transnational networks

over its eight years of operation. Both the Network partners and the European Commission

value positively the work and impact of EURoma, which has become a forum of reference

as regards Structural Funds and Roma inclusion. A number of factors demonstrate the

value and impact of EURoma.

3.1. Value

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The creation of EURoma was an achievement in itself as it is the

first and only

Network gathering the bodies responsible for the financial resources (ESF Managing

Authorities) with those responsible for Roma policies (National Roma Contact

Points).

Therefore, EURoma has been putting into practice and consolidating an

innovative partnership working method among key stakeholders,

advancing in the

partnership principle now established in the ESF Regulation for the 2014-2020

programming period.

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It has been

pioneer and innovative in introducing Roma inclusion in the agenda of

ESF Managing Authorities and in addressing it using a specialised approach.

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It has a

large scope, currently involving fifteen Western and Eastern Member States,

including those with the highest percentage of Roma population and those that are

countries of destination of a large number of migrant Roma.