EWB conducts qualitative and quantitative surveys, legislation analysis, media content analysis focusing on unexplored though pressing issues. Visa monitoring In 2008-2015, Europe without Barriers activists
RESEARCH
Tag: Success stories
MEDIA LANDSCAPE
One of most important tools for Europe without Barriers is to influence public opinion and to shape public demand for pro-European reforms via the media.
ADVOCACY
EWB uses multiple channels to reach the relevant policy-makers: we are member of advisory bodies, communicate withrepresentatives of central government, business, public activists, local authorities.
NETWORKING
Europe without Barriers is the founder, co-founder and member of a number of Ukrainian and international coalitions of think tanks, NGOs and research institutions. We
International coalition “Visa-Free Europe”
Back in 2010, EWB together with Stefan Batory Foundation (Poland) initiated a creation of the Visa-Free Europe Coalition for a European continent undivided by visa barriers.
Europe Without Barriers in Media
EWB’s materials and expertise have a great demand in the media. For 7 years in a row our organization has been one of the main
“Europe Without Barriers” Association
In 2009 Europe Without Barriers initiated a creation of an association (consortium) of the same name, consisting of civil society organizations and analytical think tanks
Recognition of Europe Without Barriers and demand on its expertise
Since 2009 experts of the organizations were members of the Joint Committee of experts (Ukrainian unit) on implementing visa facilitation agreement
Europe Without Barriers is not about visas only
Our organization is persistantly associated with the research of visa policy, however we engage in other fields too. EWB in cooperation with the “Domino Production” (Brussels,
Support of the reforms to achieve freedom of movement
EWB developed an independent methodology for monitoring of fulfillment of the tasks envisaged by the Visa Liberalization Action Plan (VLAP), which Ukraine has received in 2010.
