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Equal access to quality education for Roma (2007)
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Equal access to quality education for RomaNow out: Despite years of governmental promises, Roma children in many European countries remain excluded from quality education. Segregated into Roma-only classes or schools, wrongly shunted into special schools for children with intellectual disabilities, crowded into decrepit classrooms and let down by teachers' low expectations, Roma children face serious challenges to complete even basic education. Roma are Europe's largest minority and a key part of its future. Unless European leaders live up to their promises, Europe will pay dearly for losing another generation of Roma children to discrimination and neglect. This is the situation of Roma children in education as detailed in the series of EUMAP monitoring reports on Equal Access to Quality Education for Roma. Two volumes of reports have been published in 2007, covering eight of the countries involved in the Decade of Roma Inclusion 2005-2015: Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Slovakia. The monitoring project on Equal Access to Quality Education for Roma was established in 2005. It is carried out in co-operation with the ESP (Education Support program) and RPP (Roma Participation Program) of the Open Society Institute. The monitoring follows up on previous EUMAP reports on Roma in eight Central and Eastern European countries and Germany in 2001-2004. Read more about the project and methodology. Download Volume 1 or Volume 2, the summary report or any of the separate country reports below. You can also request a hard copy of either volume, or of the translations of the country reports on Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania through the publication order form or by email.
Volume 1
[ 3.7 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Volume 2
[ 4.8 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Summary report
[ 1.0 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Individual country reports and translations
International Overview
[ 0.6 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Bulgaria
[ 1.2 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 3.1 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Croatia
[ 0.6 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Hungary
[ 1.0 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 1.0 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Republic of Macedonia
[ 0.7 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Montenegro
[ 1.5 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 1.1 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Romania
[ 1.0 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 2.8 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Serbia
[ 0.9 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 0.8 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Slovakia
[ 1.1 MB, Adobe PDF document ]
Press releases and related advocacy
[ 38.1 k, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 33.0 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Bulgaria
[ 57.1 k, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 155.6 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Hungary
[ 75.2 k, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 127.4 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Romania
[ 98.1 k, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 185.2 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Slovakia
[ 54.8 k, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 208.1 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Montenegro
[ 100.3 k, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 85.8 k, Adobe PDF document ]
[ 235.4 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Editorial perspective
[ 44.9 k, Adobe PDF document ]
International standards
[ 84.7 k, Adobe PDF document ]
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