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Authority entry:	EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program

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Business location

EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program, Open Society Institute
Oktober 6. u. 12 (2nd floor), Budapest, Hungary

Mandate, functions and sphere of activity

EUMAP (the EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program) monitors the development of selected human rights and rule of law issues in both the European Union and in its candidate and potential candidate countries.

The program works with national experts and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) to compile reports that are distributed widely throughout Europe and internationally. The reports are designed to encourage broader participation in the process of articulating the EU’s common democratic values as well as in ongoing monitoring of compliance with human rights standards throughout the union.

EUMAP is currently focusing on the following issues:
Equal Access to Quality Education for Roma (in cooperation with OSI's Education Support Program and Roma Participation Program)
Muslims in EU Cities
Television Across Europe: Regulation, Policy, and Independence (in cooperation with OSI's Media Program)
Previous EUMAP reports have focused on minority protection, people with intellectual disabilities, judicial independence, judicial capacity, and corruption and anticorruption policy. A report on equal opportunities for women and men was produced by OSI's International Women's Program in cooperation with EUMAP.

The EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program maintains its own separate website at www.eumap.org.

http://www.soros.org/initiatives/eu/about

Administrative structure

www.eumap.org.
http://www.soros.org/initiatives/eu/about

Rules or conventions

ISAAR(CPF): International Standard Archival Authority Record for Corporate Bodies, Persons and Families General Intenational Standard Archival Description; OSA Internal Rules.

Dates of description

Described by Judit Izinger in February 2009; revised by Csaba Szilágyi in April 2009.
Online version updated 6 January 2012