Provision of European and National Platforms for the Prevention of Over-indebtedness: The PEPPI Report

Dieter Korczak; Gwen Harris; Pauline Dujardin; Malwina Silva da Mota

doi:10.5771/9783748968290

Summary

The PEPPI Report documents the development of a European platform for the prevention of over-indebtedness and the establishment of national information and advisory structures in thirteen EU Member States. It outlines the creation of a Knowledge Platform and an Online Academy aimed at strengthening and professionalising debt advice services. The book presents key findings, challeng-es and practical approaches, and includes a curriculum for the training of debt advisers within the framework of the EU Consumer Credit Directive. It is the first study with these objectives done in Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Romania, Slovenia, Slo-vakia and Spain. Many stakeholders have been involved in each country. This title is also available as Open Access.

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Bibliographic data

Edition: 1/2026
Copyright year: 2026
ISBN-Print: 978-3-7560-3685-1
ISBN-Online: 978-3-7489-6829-0
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language: English
Pages: 115
Product type: Edited Book

PrefacePages 1 - 8 Download chapter (PDF)
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1. The PEPPI report
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1. A.1 Background of the project
2. A.2 Goals of the PEPPI project
3. A.3 European Project Team
4. A.4 The European Website
5. 1. A.5.1 Evaluation of the use of the Knowledge Platform
6. 1. A.6.1 Evaluation of the use of the Online Academy
7. A.7 National Consumer Websites
8. A.8. Webinars
9. 1. A.9.1 The Development of a PEPPI Logo
  2. A.9.2 LinkedIn
  3. A.9.3 Facebook
  4. A.9.4 YouTube
  5. A.9.5 Conferences
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1. 1. B.1.1 General Information
  2. B.1.2 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  3. B.1.3 Challenges and obstacles
2. 1. B.2.1 General information
  2. B.2.2. Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  3. B.2.3 Challenges and obstacles
3. 1. B.3.1 General information
  2. B.3.2 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  3. B.3.2 Challenges and obstacles
4. 1. B.4.1 General information
  2. B.4.2 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  3. B.4.3 Obstacles and challenges
5. 1. B.5.1 General information
  2. B.5.1 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  3. B.5.3 Challenges and obstacles
6. 1. B.6.1 General information
  2. B.6.2 Challenges and obstacles
7. 1. B.7.1 General information
  2. B.7.2 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  3. B.7.2 Challenges and obstacles
8. 1. B.8.1 General information
  2. B.8.2 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  3. B.8.2 Challenges and obstacles
9. 1. B.9.1 General information
  2. B.9.2 Challenges and obstacles
  3. B.9.3 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
10. 1. B.10.1 General Information
  2. B.10.2 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  3. B.10.3 Challenges and obstacles
11. 1. B.11.1 General information
  2. B.11.2 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  3. B.11.3 Challenges and obstacles
12. 1. B.12.1 General information
  2. B.12.2 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  3. B.12.3 Challenges and obstacles
13. 1. B.13.2 Organization, Participation, and Results of the PEPPI Project Activities
  2. B.13.3 Challenges and obstacles
PART C: ConclusionPages 113 - 115 Download chapter (PDF)