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Study on filling in the knowledge gaps and identifying strengths and challenges in the effectiveness of the EU Member States’ child benefits
- Public buyer
- European Commission, DG EMPL - Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion
Brussels - Place of performance
- 1000 Brussels
not published: buyer's address - Estimated value
- €450,000 excl. VAT
- Amount awarded
- €419,470 excl. VAT
- Planned end of contract
- 30 October 2025
- Bids received
- 4
- Procedure
- Open procedure
Any company may submit a bid. - Publication
- 15 November 2024
- Notice language
- English
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Description
The child benefits can be policy levers of crucial importance to among others: (1) combat child poverty and contribute to meeting the 2030 EU target of reducing the number of children at risk of poverty or social exclusion by at least 5 million; and (2) implement the ECG by facilitating access to services. Yet, knowledge about the features, the impacts, the costs and the returns3 of the benefits implemented throughout the Member States remains uneven, impeding a thorough comparative assessment of their design and efficiency. The study aims to address this challenge.
Awarded to
CPV codes
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79411000 98200000
Winning prices for comparable contracts
- A quarter below
- €297,213
- Median
- €715,145
- A quarter above
- €2,497,225
Amounts awarded (excl. VAT) over the last 3 years for 50 contracts in the same CPV group (7941…), excluding framework agreements. Half of the contracts fall between the two quartiles. TED source: mostly contracts above the EU thresholds, so amounts tend to be high.
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Source : TED – Office des publications de l'Union européenne © Union européenne, données retraitées. Reference 696135-2024.