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Social Platform endeavors to further the interests, concerns and ambition of our network through partnerships that foster debate, collaboration and solidarity.
Social Platform is proud to be a member of and work with the following platforms, alliances, coalitions and expert groups:
Social Platform is a member of Civil Society Europe, the coordinator of civil society organisations at EU level, thag advocates for a strong and independent civil society voice and an effective, open, and structured civil dialogue at the EU level, as well as a thriving and enabling civic space across the EU.
FiscalMatters brings together civil society organisations, think tanks and trade union leaders with the aim of reforming Europe’s fiscal rules by organising and elevating the voice of civil society through common actions like research, events and media interventions.
The European Alliance for a Just Transition is an informal group bringing together civil society, social and environmental movements, and political parties to unite behind a call for immediate, bold, and transformative action at all levels of society to build a sustainable and safe future for all.
Social Platform is a member of the steering group of SDG Watch Europe, an EU-level, cross-sectoral CSO alliance of NGOs from development, environment, social, human rights and other sectors. Its goal is to hold governments to account for the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDGs).
As the representative body of the INGOs enjoying participatory status with the Council of Europe, the Conference facilitates the participation of organised civil society in the work of the Council of Europe. It serves as a platform where civil society can interact with the Council of Europe in the attainment of its goals. It also promotes participatory democracy, active citizenship and freedom of association.
The European Social Observatory (Observatoire social européen, OSE) is a Brussels-based not-for-profit research centre specialised in the social dimension of the European Union. Its mission is to analyse the impact of European integration on social and employment policies both at EU level and within Member States.
The Liaison Group was set up in 2004 to provide a framework for political dialogue and cooperation between the EESC and the European organisations and networks with whom the Group liaises on cross-cutting issues of common interest.
The Fundamental Rights Platform (FRP) is the Fundamental Rights Agency’s (FRA) channel for cooperation and information exchange with civil society organisations working on fundamental rights in the EU.
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