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Framework contract for peer reviews and mutual learning

European Commission, DG EMPL - Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion · Belgium

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To achieve its objectives and promote its activities, the Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion (DG EMPL) facilitates mutual learning activities such as peer reviews and mutual learning workshops (hereinafter referred to as events or mutual learning activities). The aim of this contract is to support the contracting authority in organisation of such learning activities, both by providing methodology and logistics of the events…

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Deadline Sep 21, 2026 16:00 UTC+02:00
Estimated value15,000,000 EUR
PublishedJul 24, 2026
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What is being procured?

To achieve its objectives and promote its activities, the Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion (DG EMPL) facilitates mutual learning activities such as peer reviews and mutual learning workshops (hereinafter referred to as events or mutual learning activities). The aim of this contract is to support the contracting authority in organisation of such learning activities, both by providing methodology and logistics of the events and by providing the analytical support (ex.: drafting short papers supporting the learning activities, summaries of follow-up actions, etc.).

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