The InfoCons Consumer Protection Representative is participating in a meeting organized within the Consumer (Re)generation – CoRe Project
Today, May 25, 2026, the InfoCons representative is participating in a new meeting of the Consumer (Re)generation – CoRe Project. The online meeting aims to continue the coordination of activities dedicated to consumer rights education and its integration into educational programs.
The main discussion topics include the presentation of the first results of the pilot project carried out in Italy, the number of schools and students involved, as well as the winning slogans created during the educational activities. In addition, discussions will focus on the dissemination of the Manifesto and the educational kit, the coordination of the drafting of the project’s position paper, the organization of the second multi-stakeholder meeting scheduled for September 23, 2026, as well as the preparation of the final event that will take place in Brussels.
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This meeting is part of the Consumer (Re)generation – CoRe Project, a new initiative promoted by Cittadinanzattiva , EEKE (Greece) and InfoCons (Romania), and co-funded by the European Union.
The project aims to develop effective pathways for consumer education in schools, while also raising awareness among European institutions of the importance of embedding consumer rights education in a consistent, systematic, and long-term manner.
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What is the Consumer (Re)generation – CoRe Project ?
The European Single Market is characterized by an imbalance between consumers and businesses. Limited awareness of consumer rights, a weak culture of complaint, and the spread of unfair commercial practices—both online and offline—leave citizens vulnerable. Young people, in particular, are disproportionately affected by such practices.
The Consumer (Re)generation – CoRe Project seeks to equip citizens with the knowledge and skills necessary to:
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make informed and responsible decisions;
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protect and effectively exercise their rights;
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navigate the growing complexity of today’s marketplace.
Signature: InfoCons Communication Department