The trESS network coordinates social security schemes in the EU, EEA, and Switzerland. Established in 2005, trESS is implemented by Ghent University and independent experts to increase knowledge of coordination regulations, build networks, and report on implementation. Activities include specialized seminars, information sharing via their website and newsletters, and legal analysis to support the European Commission.
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Natalie Bertels - Research Unit KU Leuven Centre for IT & IP Law KU Leuven; Tjerk Timan – Policy Analyst TNO; Anna Zsófia Horváth - Department of Corporate Law, Civil Law – Internet Law, Copyright and Telecommuncation Law University of Goettingen; Dr Vlado Stankovski - Distributed and Cloud Computing University of Ljubljana.
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Mr. Titley presented the objectives, events, partners and challenges of ERRIN (European Regions Research and Innovation Network).
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European Open Science Cloud: Concept, status and opportunitiesEOSC-hub project
European Open Science Cloud: Concept, status and opportunities.
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The European cyber security cPPP strategic research & innovation agendaEUBrasilCloudFORUM .
Presentation by Fabio Martinelli, CNR, National Research Council of Italy, representing the NECS project (European Network for Cybersecurity) at Cloudscape Brazil 2017
e-SIDES workshop at ICT 2018, Vienna 5/12/2018e-SIDES.eu
The following presentation was given at the workshop "Building the Privacy and Security Research Agenda for Big Data" organized by e-SIDES at ICT 2018 in Vienna on December 5, 2018. The workshop, chaired by Richard Stevens (IDC and e-SIDES), included a panel discussion with:
Natalie Bertels - Research Unit KU Leuven Centre for IT & IP Law KU Leuven; Tjerk Timan – Policy Analyst TNO; Anna Zsófia Horváth - Department of Corporate Law, Civil Law – Internet Law, Copyright and Telecommuncation Law University of Goettingen; Dr Vlado Stankovski - Distributed and Cloud Computing University of Ljubljana.
The European Open Science Cloud: just what is it?Carole Goble
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Mr. Titley presented the objectives, events, partners and challenges of ERRIN (European Regions Research and Innovation Network).
(FInES Cluster Meeting, December 2012)
European Open Science Cloud: Concept, status and opportunitiesEOSC-hub project
European Open Science Cloud: Concept, status and opportunities.
Presentation given by Gergely Sipos at the International Symposium on Grids and Clouds 2019 event in Taiwan.
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2012 - trESS presentation EN
1. Organisation and coordination of a network on the EU
coordination of social security schemes in EU/EEA/CH
training and reporting on
European Social Security
trESS III
trESS was established in 2005 and is financed by the
European Commission (DG Employment, Social Affairs
and Inclusion)
It is implemented by Ghent University in collaboration
with independent experts from 31 countries
trESS III runs from 2011 to 2014
2. Objectives
increase the knowledge base on the coordination
regulations
build networks between people professionally
involved in social security coordination all over Europe
report to the EC on the implementation of the EU
Regulations
undertake legal and statistical analysis with regard to
topics connected with social security coordination
provide analytical support to the European
Commission in relation to the application of social
security coordination legislation
4. Highlights trESS III
National seminars replaced by ‘specialised’
seminars
trESS now covers also the EEA countries
(Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein) and Switzerland
Some new tasks added
analytical support to the EC (requests for information,
contribution to studies)
mapping and analysis of statistics on social security
coordination
Network extended with specific areas of
expertise
5. Training & Networking
Target groups
Social security institutions and authorities
Social partners
NGOs
Judges and lawyers
Independent experts confronted with problems of implementation
Activities:
Specialised seminars
E-learning module
Contact database
Regular E-newsletters
Social media
6. Specialised seminars
Ca. 10 seminars per year, determined in accordance with a
procedure of “internal calls for proposals”
All countries covered at least once over the course of the project
Wide variety of seminars
Awareness-raising, practically-oriented or analytical
General or focused on one particular topic/target group
National, bi-or multilateral, in cooperation with other stakeholders
Attended by experts from the Commission and trESS
Reports written by seminar reporters
Agenda and PPT presentations posted on trESS website
Participant satisfaction is monitored – Please complete the brief
participant satisfaction survey distributed at the seminar
7. Seminar calendar 2012
Latvia-Lithuania (Riga) 19 April
• Cases*(Rome)
Italy 30 May
Greece (Athens) 27 June
Switzerland (Fribourg) 28 June
Estonia-Finland (Tallinn) 4 September
Cyprus (Nicosia) 24 September
Spain (Seville) 27 September
Slovakia (Bratislava) 9 October
8. Networking
Austria 73 Hungary 57 Slovak Rep. 41
Belgium 125 Ireland 29 Slovenia 72
Bulgaria 73 Italy 71 UK 130
Cyprus 65 Lithuania 45 Switzerland 2
How to join?
Czech Rep. 72 Luxembourg 37 Norway 1
• By sending a request to join
to tress@ugent.be
Germany 53 Latvia 50 Liechtenstein 1
Denmark 51 Malta 109 Iceland 1
Estonia 55 The Netherlands 109 Other 12 • By submitting a request via
Greece 54 Poland 160 the website
Spain 73 Portugal 127
TOTAL 2175
Finland 119 Romania 111 * Status April 2012 Current members are kindly
France 155 Sweden 42 requested to keep their details
updated
9. Networking
Subscriber status
2007 1732
2009 2732
2010 3210
2011 3513
April 2012 3575
4 issues per year
Contents
Information on the project and its activities
Interviews with top experts in the field of social security coordination
Trends, challenges and developments in the field of coordination
Case law reviews & developments at legislative level
10. Information-sharing: www.tress-network.org
Open access
seminar information
e-learning
national resources
European resources
e-newsletter
Restricted access
contact database
internal project matters
11. Website: e-learning module
General introduction into social
security coordination
Glossary of 70 keywords,
reflecting main concepts of social
security coordination, with 190
questions & answers
Updated as necessary
13. Website: European resources
European Reports (2008 -)
Think Tank Reports (2008 -) & Analytical Reports (2011 -)
Texts of the main Regulations (in all available languages)
Regulations database
Articles of the Regulations linked
with relevant information
Latest developments
Linkage between articles of
883/2004 and implementing articles of 987/2009
Linkage between articles of 883/2004 and 987/2009, and relevant
decisions of the Administrative Commission
Selection of historical leading cases among case law linked to
1408/71 and 574/72
14. NEW: social media pages
trESS on LinkedIn and Facebook
Regular news updates on EU social security coordination
Messages, comments and opinions
How to join?
Become a member of LinkedIn
and/or Facebook
Join the trESS pages
A direct link to the trESS social
media pages is available on the
homepage of the trESS website
15. Reporting on implementation
Yearly reports on the implementation of the
coordination regulations in 31 countries
Either a European Report (covering application of the
Regulations as a whole), or
a Thematic Report, focusing on a specific topic of
coordination
In 2012: Thematic Report (available December) on
the coordination of benefits with activation measures
Based on contributions of national experts
16. Legal analysis
“Think Tank Study”: Legal research with a long-term
perspective dealing with strategic questions
Conducted by a Think Tank, composed each year
from a pool of analytical experts
In 2012: the coordination of unemployment benefits
(available December)
17. Legal analysis
“Analytical study”: legal research based on fact-
finding with relation to ad hoc analytical needs
Conducted by an analytical study group, composed
each year from a pool of analytical experts
In 2012: impact assessment report on the
coordination of long-term care benefits