Documents

23 August 2022

2017

• “European Parliament Resolution of 2 March 2017 on EU options for improving access to medicines”. The document recognizes the value of citizens’ initiatives, such as the European Charter of Patients’ Rights and the European Patients’ Rights Day and invites the Commission to institutionalize the European Patients’ Rights Day at local, national and EU level. For the download, click here.
• “Female labour supply and childcare in Italy”, a Technical Report by the Joint Research Centre (JRC), the European Commission’s science and knowledge service. In the document you can find, as a source of information, data on kindergartens coming from the Prices and Fees Observatory of Cittadinanzattiva. For the download, click here.

2015

• “European Parliament Resolution of 19 May 2015 on safer healthcare in Europe: improving patient safety and fighting antimicrobial resistance”. The document recognizes the value of citizens’ initiatives, such as the European Charter of Patients’ Rights and the European Patients’ Rights Day and invites the Commission and the Member States to support the European Patients’ Rights Day at local, national and EU level. For the download, click here.
• “Identification of skill and competency needs in the home care sector”. Deliverable realized along 2016 in the framework of the EU CARESS Project. This project has received funding from Erasmus+, the European Union programme for Education, Training, Youth and Sport for 2014-2020. In the document you can find data of Cittadinanzattiva’s survey on integrated care, carried out in Italy in 2006. For the download, click here.

2014

• “Governance and Public Management: Strategic Foundations for Volatile Times”, a book in which you can find data on water coming from the Prices and Fees Observatory of Cittadinanzattiva and published in Italy in 2013. To know more, click here.
• "Our idea of Europe" is the Manifesto/appeal that Cittadinanzattiva submitted last May 2014 to the attention of the candidates to the European Parliament Elections in 2014. Read more. For the download, click here.

2012

• “Redesigning local democracy”. The “European Charter of Active Citizenship” sets out the rights and duties of civic organizations that participate in the decision-making processes related to public policies. Promoted by FONDACA and Active Citizenship Network between 2005-2006, the Charter has overcome the European borders, as demonstrated by the citations in the document “Redesigning local democracy”, published by the Local Government Community Development and Services Association of Australia.  For the download, click here.

2010

• “Written declaration on the establishment of a European Patients’ Rights Day of 17 September 2010”, a brief declaration with which the European Parliament officially supports the establishment of a European Patients' Rights Day to promote equal access to healthcare and health services and calls on the Commission and the Member States to support initiatives which, in line with the European Patients’ Rights Day, raise awareness about patients' rights. For the download, click here.

2007

• "Opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee on Patients' Rights" of September 26, 2007. The document explicitly calls on the European Commission to guarantee patients' rights as proposed by the European Charter of Patients' Rights and to take initiatives enabling the implementation of health policies which respect patients' rights, including the establishment of a European Patients' Rights Day”. To know more, click here.
• “European Parliament Resolution of 23 May 2007 on the impact and consequences of the exclusion of health services from the Directive on services in the internal market”. The document calls for "the adoption of a European Charter of Patients' Rights on the basis of existing charters in the Member States". For the download, click here (EN - IT).

2005

• “Civil Society Partnerships and Development Policies: Emerging Trends”. The “European Charter of Active Citizenship” sets out the rights and duties of civic organizations that participate in the decision-making processes related to public policies. Promoted by FONDACA and Active Citizenship Network between 2005-2006, the Charter has overcome the European borders, as demonstrated by the citations in the document “Civil Society Partnerships and Development Policies: Emerging Trends”, commissioned by UNESCO and written by International Federation of University Women. For the download, click here.