Transnational cooperation is implemented in three different ways:

1. On the basis of common themes, whereby Member States benefit from an EU-level platform established and operated by the Commission (the Common Framework);
2. Without central coordination (the flexible approach);
3. Through a combined approach of the above.

NEWS

Synergies between the ESF and Erasmus programmes: making it happen

The ESF promoting social entrepreneurship and social innovation

Public administration reform in Finland: an example to follow?

Promoting employability amongst the most marginalised young people: Some ESF lessons

Overview of the 2019 publications

Ways to simplify the ESF implementation

Helping migrant women integrating the European labour market with the ESF

Inspirational practices towards digital inclusion

Mobilising disadvantaged young people

Bringing the long-term unemployed back into work