The EU Delegation to Turkey publishes numerous factsheets, brochures and books designed to reach a diverse audience.
You can consult and download these publications online. Mindful to reduce its carbon footprint, the Delegation is able to send copies in printed form only exceptionally and in duly justified cases.
The EU Facility for Refugees in Turkey is the answer to the EU Member States’ call for significant additional funding to support refugees in the country, and manages a total of €6 billion, to be mobilised in two tranches. The first tranche serves to fund projects that run until mid-2021 latest (most projects will finish earlier). The second tranche serves to fund projects which run until mid-2025 latest (most projects will finish earlier). The main focus areas are humanitarian assistance, education, health, municipal infrastructure, and socio-economic support.
Violence against women takes many different forms, ranging from intimate partner violence, sexual harassment and
Since 2015, all EU candidate countries and potential candidates prepare Economic Reform Programmes (ERPs). ERPs prepare the enlargement countries for their future participation in the EU’s economic policy coordination procedures. They also play a key role in improving economic policy planning and steering reforms to sustain macroeconomic stability, boost competitiveness and improve conditions for inclusive growth and job creation. The ERPs are a key element of the «fundamentals first» approach in the EU’s enlargement strategy.
