This project analysed the effects of an introduction of a basic security for children in Austria. Monetary benefits for children should be more related to the material situation of the household and the (lacking) financial resources for children.

The project improved labour market governance through an expansion of institutional capacities of Public Employment Services (PES) and Centres for Social Welfare (CSW) to develop integrated support and outreach to individuals at risk of exclusion in the Western Balkan economies.

The European Centre carried out a survey and organized focus groups amongst residents in general medicine and pediatrics to assess their motivation, expectations and preferences to work in primary care in the Vienna region of Austria.

The European Centre reviewed methods for the economic evaluation of eHealth, identified methodological challenges as well as potential solutions. An analysis of eHealth applications across Europe also looked at related decision-making processes.

Taking a gender perspective on the health status and its determinants among European men, this report includes the effect of retirement on health, the living arrangements of older men, the role of men as informal carers and the issues of loneliness, social isolation and health.