The project investigated and compared fruitful frameworks for social enterprises in Macedonia within existing active labour market programmes across the European Union to build a strong pillar for the development of social entrepreneurship in Macedonia.

MOPACT provided the research and practical evidence upon which Europe can begin to make longevity an asset for social and economic development.

The SAVE project contributed to generating an evidence-base for on-going social and long-term care reforms in Serbia, through an in-depth analysis of  deinstitutionalization policies and processes in several European countries. The project reflects on the leassons that could be learned and the potential for transferability of best-practices into the Serbian context.

The focus of formal care provision for people with dementia in Europe is increasingly attuned to the home environment and to the local, community sphere as the locus of care. Using qualitative methods, the study develops a conceptual framework for community care for people with dementia which emphasises the dynamic care and support needs of the person with dementia and their family carer(s) over the trajectory of the disease, and articulates how the roles and interaction between different stakeholders within the community shifts as a result of these changing needs.

In this project indirect taxes for Austria are integrated into the European-wide tax-benefit microsimulation model EUROMOD. For the project, micro-data from the Household Budget Survey (Konsumerhebung) 2009/10 will be matched with EU-SILC-data. After the integration it will be possible to simulate different rates of value added tax for different commodity groups and analyse the outcomes in terms of disposable household incomes.