Build Fair

Upcoming events

Stay tuned for our upcoming events!

Past events

Roundtables with stakeholders from the non-state sector

Roundtables brought together representatives of NGOs, practitioners, academics and experts from civil society, accessibility and the private sector. The events were organised in all project countries – in Czechia (May 19 and May 26), Romania (April 23 and May 28), Ireland (May 14, June 2 and 11), Spain (April 30) and Estonia (May 28, June 3, 4, 5, 15 and 17). All roundtables gathered 81 participants from 6 countries. 

Roundtables with stakeholders from the state sector

Roundtables with state actors on digitalisation and migration took place in all project partners’ countries – in Czechia (May 19 and 26), Romania (April 24 and May 29), Ireland (May 25 and 27), Spain (June 10 and 12) and Estonia (May 29, June 10, 15 and 16).

In total, 62 participants from 6 countries attended the roundtables and debated on the current challenges and concerns in both project topics, digitalisation and migration.

Launch workshop

When? 27 March 2026, 12:00–16:00

Where? Minuta (1st floor), Scout Institute, Old Town Square, Prague

On Friday March 27 partners from Czechia, Estonia, Ireland, Romania and Spain together launched the Build Fair project in Prague, Czechia!

The workshop began in the morning with a closed consortium meeting to ensure a smooth project launch. Representatives from each partner organisation discussed the project timeline and agreed on the next steps.

The consortium of Build Fair project during the Launch Workshop

In the afternoon the Scout Institute hosted a public session which focused on the digitalisation of public services, including access, availability, user-centered design and system failures, and EU migration policy with a focus on the solidarity mechanism and return-related policies.

 

The guests of the debate were Ms. Lenka Dražanová from the European University Institute, Mr. Jan Klofáč, from the Office of the Government, and Mr. Jan Kovář from the Institute of International Relations Prague.

The discussion part of the event was followed by a networking lunch as well as thematic breakout sessions where participants:

  • identified key fairness dilemmas in both policy areas;
  • reflected on which perspectives and actors are missing from current debates;
  • contributed to shaping upcoming stakeholder consultations and citizen discussions across the participating countries.

The insights from these sessions were summarised and will be reflected in future project activities.

Thank you for joining us for the launch workshop in Prague and stay tuned for our upcoming events!

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