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YEPartnerSHIP partners are looking for interns!
Collegio Carlo Alberto and Budapest Institute are looking for interns with an interest in youth unemployment.
Presentation at the at the online conference "Counterfactual Methods for Policy Impact Evaluation 2021"
Presentation of the Hungarian results at the online conference.
Dissemination of the Hungarian results at the conferenece of the Czech Evaluation Society
Judit Krekó from Budapest Institute for Policy Analysis (BI) gave a presentation at the online "Conference of the Czech Evaluation Society (ČES) 2021 - Approach to people and data".
Second internship at the IBS is over!
Carlotta Varriale, a PhD student at Bocconi University, was on her research visit in May as a part of the YEpartnerSHIP project.
Counterfactual evaluation of youth employment policies - results available!
The results of the studies aiming to evaluate youth employment policies in Spain, Italy, Hungary and Poland are available now.
An intern on board!
Pietro de Ponti, a PhD student at the University of Milan-Bicocca, is on his research visit at the IBS as a part of the YEpartnerSHIP project.
First estimates of the effects of COVID-19 on young workers in Italy
Young Italian workers - and women in particular- risk to be hit hard by measures adopted to combat COVID-19 epidemic.
Youth Employment PartnerSHIP session at the capacity building Workshop on labour market policies and dynamics
Collegio Carlo Alberto Foundation, partner of the Youth Employment PartnerSHIP project, held the Workshop on Labour Market Dynamics on February 13th and 14th 2020 in Turin.
IBS teaches Polish NGOs to use Nobel economists’ methods
IGOs can learn a lot from this year’s Nobel Prize winners in economics. IBS led a workshop for assistance organisations to teach how to use experimental methods to ensure their programmes succeed.
Internship at IBS in Warsaw
We are looking for a young researcher to work on the topic of youth employment and labour market policies evaluation using administrative data. The call is addressed to PhD students from the project’s beneficiary countries: Spain, Italy, Hungary.
Analysis of administrative data making social and economic policies more effective
Increased use of data gathered by public administration bodies is helping experts and decisionmakers design more effective social and economic policies, researchers and representatives of Polish government ministries said during a seminar organised by the Institute for Structural Research (IBS).