EU-28 Member States recognized the need to learn from each other with regard to improvements in capacity-building and better enforcement of policies as well as result in better performing and more inclusive labour markets and social protection systems across the EU.

How do EU-28 Member States fare in terms of intergenerational fairness? To which extent did policy reforms and automatic stabilizers built in the tax and benefit systems have a distributional impact on the income of different age groups and cohorts?

The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were discussed with public, private and civil society stakeholders in four workshops 2019 – 2020 in different Austrian cities, each focussing on a specific topic relevant for achieving the SDGs.

European countries rely heavily on the family for the provision of long-term care (LTC). Using the different institutional settings of Austria and Slovenia, we explore determinants of care use, both in terms of type of care and tasks provided.

This comprehensive analysis captured the status quo of the social situation of specific groups in Austria and included anecdotic evidence of the effects of the COVID-19 crisis and the need for action and research.