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The DialogUE project<\/strong><\/a> “Diverse Identities Allied Open to Generate a United Europe\u201d<\/strong><\/em> is promoted by a consortium of 14 Civil Society Organisations from 9 EU Member States (IT, BE, AT, DE, RO, SK, HU, IE, PT). The Project is co-financed by the CERV<\/strong> <\/a>Programme of the European Commission.<\/p>\n

Throughout 2023 and 2024, the project invested in thematic exchanges about the EU integration process and policies among 7 Categories of citizens, constituting 4 Bilateral Dialogue Groups. Such \u201cDialogues\u201d participated in international meetings to highlight their perspectives on Communication, Ecology and Social Policies<\/strong>, and formulating recommendations for EU decision-makers, both as a single Dialogue group and as transversal recommendations shared among all.<\/p>\n

The project aimed to favour the emersion of cross-cutting dimensions of Identity overcoming national boundaries, contributing to the building process of European Citizenship, being careful to ensure gender balance and intergenerational dimension.<\/p>\n

Observa oversaw the monitoring and evaluation of the project, including drafting the report<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t