Reorganisation of ministries
The aim of the study is to analyse the process of reorganisation…
Read moreThe aim of the study is to analyse the process of reorganisation…
Read moreThe holistic aim of the whole study is to find out the attitudes of parents of pupils in Russian-language schools and kindergartens in Tartu and the background of these attitudes towards the transition to Estonian-language education, i.e. to map the expectations and main fears of parents and to offer solutions to alleviate fears by raising parents’ language awareness.
Read moreThis foresight study investigates the factors and trends that will likely affect the development of data society and data economy in the next 10–15 years, and proposes possible future scenarios for Estonian data society and data governance in the year 2035. Based on the scenarios, a set of key policy options are formulated to inform policymaking in the field of data economy, data society and data-driven public governance.
Read moreTo improve the integration and well-being of people arriving in Estonia and ensure that Estonian society is cohesive in its diversity, it is essential to promote cohesion and develop activities to enable it. This is what the Estonian state has been doing through its policies, and the adaptation and integration measure supported by EU structural instruments plays an essential role in this.
Read moreThe study aims to assess the impact and effectiveness of the Centres of Excellence measures and, on this basis, to make recommendations for further activities with Centres of Excellence. The study aims to determine to what extent the Centres of Excellence measures have successfully strengthened the level of research, cooperation and competitiveness in Estonia and what should be done differently in the future.
Read moreThe study aims to identify the development of the Estonian bioeconomy and its main value chains, and the opportunities for using bio-resources to increase the competitiveness of the Estonian bioeconomy.
Read moreThe Network of Estonian Non-profit Organizations (NENO) unites Estonian public-benefit non-profit organizations and is working to develop an effective civil society where people have the will, opportunities, and skills to steer societal change through participation and collaboration. One of NENO’s key activities is advocacy.
Read moreThe goal of the study is to explore the different trends impacting the creative industries and based on these trends, create development scenarios or future scenarios are created to better understand upcoming trends. The future scenarios also serve as a basis for policy recommendations for the sustainability of creative industries.
Read moreThe Institute of Baltic Studies together with Tartu Regional Energy Agency and OÜ Tepsli conducted an analysis to explore how the planned activities and energy and climate goals of REKK 2030 are being implemented in local governments.
Read moreThe Institute of Baltic Studies (IBS), in cooperation with LevelLab, analyses the impact and…
Read moreThe starting point of the KÜSK development project is IBS’ wish to…
Read moreUuringu eesmärgiks on kohalike omavalitsuste ametnike ja töötajate koolitusvajaduse hindamise analüüs, mis sisaldab ettepanekuid kohalike omavalitsuste personali arendamise valdkonna probleemide lahendamiseks järgneval 5-10-aastasel perioodil.
Read moreAs part of this process, the Institute of Baltic Studies will carry…
Read moreCommissioned by the State Shared Service Centre, the Institute of Baltic Studies…
Read moreThe aim of the project is to support the social impact of…
Read moreMõjuanalüüsi eesmärk on teada saada, kes paberkandjal ajakirja tellinutest seda tegelikult loevad, mida nad ajakirjast õpivad ja mis muutuks, kui ajakiri enam trükituna ei ilmuks.
Read moreCommissioned by the Ministry of Finance, the Institute of Baltics Studies (IBS)…
Read moreThe Institute of Baltic Studies in collaboration with Turu-Uuringute AS is conducting…
Read moreThe Institute of Baltic Studies (IBS) together with Tallinn University Civil Society…
Read moreThe Institute of Baltic Studies is part of the CatChain, a major…
Read moreInstitute of Baltic Studies, in cooperation with the University of Tartu, is carrying out a survey “Status of the Estonian Language”, which is designed to determine the situation regarding the status, learning, research, and development of the Estonian language.
Read moreWe map the most remarkable examples of social and technological innovation in Estonia.
Read moreProject aims to build the knowledge basis for the effective implementation of the Victims Directive by proposing model practices for relevant institutions.
Read moreViime läbi küsitlusuuringu üksikvanemate elukorraldusest ja toimetulekust Eestis.
Read moreThe assessment focused on the 62 social service projects that were implemented with the Fund’s funding. The assessment involved interviews and consultations by the implementers of the Fund, relevant public sector representatives, project managers and partners, area experts and also NGO-s who had applied for but had not received funding.
Read moreThe main aim of this project was to get an up-to-date overview of the cooperation between local governments and NGOs in the provision of public services.
Read moreThe objective of the ex-ante evaluation of the Estonian Rural Development Plan was to improve the quality, performance and efficiency of its design and implementation, taking into account the objective evaluations and recommendations of the independent evaluator and optimizing the allocation of budgetary resources.
Read moreThe objective of study is to conduct an analysis of the competitiveness of the Estonian wood sector and identify success factors to lay the foundations at the national level to mitigate bottlenecks and strengths in the sector and provide quality information for decision making at the enterprise level.
Read moreInstitute of Baltic Studies project “Young Citizens’ Panel: Politics is Cool!” aimed…
Read moreThe mid‐term evaluation of the implementation of measures in favour of R&D…
Read moreInstitute of Baltic Studies has been the official Estonian national focal point…
Read moreInternational Cluster conference „Inspiring Clusters in the Beginning of the New Decade”…
Read moreTo promote new innovative high growth firms e.g. “gazelles” by encouraging entrepreneurial…
Read moreOn 11 January 2010 Enterprise Estonia, acting as host organisation of the…
Read moreThe aim of the project is to analyse and evaluate intensively participation practices in nine Estonian ministries during 2007-2009, prepare methodology and framework for similar evaluations in the future and propose suitable policy recommendations for improving the participative culture in public sector in forming publicly important legal acts and development documents.
Read moreThe aim of the survey was to analyse the functionality of the…
Read moreStructural funds are allocated for Estonia by the EU in order to…
Read moreThe aim of the activities carried out within the framework of public…
Read moreThis project analysed the recent patterns of industrial restructuring in the new…
Read moreThe Galilee Economic Diversification and Growth Enterprises RIS Programme (GAL-EDGE) aimed to…
Read moreEconomic development and national competitiveness are very much dependent on the quality…
Read moreINGINEUS (Impact of Networks, Globalisation, and their INteraction with EU Strategies, 2009-2011) is…
Read moreGlobalization leads to greater challenges for Research and Technology Development (RTD) policies…
Read moreThe project’s central purpose was to explore the role that national minorities…
Read moreResearch and Technological Development (RTD) is essential for the functioning and sustainability…
Read moreThe SUPER-SME project aims to contribute to the objective of raising the…
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