A major research will be carried out by the European Social Fund's Special Co-ordination Service in collaboration with the Athens University of Economics and Business (Department of Statistics)on the improvement of the working situation of participants in European Social Fund programs under the NSRF 2014-2020.Since the beginning of 2014-2020, thousands of our fellow citizens have benefited from participating in actions co-financed by the EU to boost employment. This particular survey is targeted at employees who have participated in a relevant program (NSEP kindergartens, etc.)so as to measure the results, ie whether their participation has led to an improvement in their working conditions.In this context, over the next few days, hundreds of beneficiaries will be invited to participate in the survey, electronically receiving the relevant questionnaire.The data to be collected is anonymous and confidential and will be used for statistical processing for the purpose of that measurement.This measure goes beyond a regulatory obligation of our country towards the EU is also an important element for the further improvement of the programs, which is why the participation of the beneficiaries is indispensable.
