SORESI is a web application for Austria, based on the microsimulation model EUROMOD. It is a web-based tool for policy-makers and the broader public to simulate policy reforms and analyse their social impact.

COORDINATE facilitates improved access to existing survey data on child wellbeing, increase longitudinal survey capacity across Europe, extend the Growing Up in Digital Europe (GUIDE/Eurocohort) survey network, and initiate the GUIDE survey with a large-scale cohort pilot survey in Croatia, Finland, France and Ireland.

The annual European Conference on the Day of Persons with Disabilities is part of the EU’s efforts to promote the mainstreaming of disability issues and to raise awareness of the challenges faced by persons with disabilities. Magdi Birtha from the European Centre acted as Rapporteur.

This study concerns the collection of background material and drafting of a report on contracting chains and recruitment patterns of posted third-country nationals within the European Union.

15 years ago, the European Centre pioneered by publishing the first report with facts and figures on long-term care that was followed by a second edition in 2012, in collaboration with the WHO Europe and INRCA (Italy). These reports provided a broad picture of the state of play of care needs of the population and of care systems. They served as a basis for informing the development of ageing and care policies in an international comparative perspective at the time. One decade later it is time for another update, considering the changed context conditions and policy developments as well as new data sources. Supported by the Swedish Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, the project will gather knowledge and show trends in demand and supply of long-term care in Europe over time, including the identification of data and research gaps as well as priorities for policymaking.