Projects

The aim of the study is to map companies’ need for product testing and to explore the testing possibilities offered by Estonian research institutions.

The aim of the study was to provide an overview of the current state of the popularisation of science and technology (STEM), pinpoint the developments in this field from 2013-2018 and propose recommendations and suggestions for further planning of STEM activities.

The program aims to give solid scientific answers to the question of whether entering global value chains either by sponsoring one large national firm or a set of small and dynamic enterprises, with a special focus on the challenges faced by small and medium enterprises.

The project aims to contribute to the planning of healthier, more active and inclusive urban areas in the CB region, in which biking is a safe, popular and acceptable mode of transport.

The project REnewable Low TEmperature District (RELaTED) will provide an innovative system of decentralized Ultra-Low Temperature (ULT) DH networks. That can pave the way for expanding and modernizing existing networks.

The project wants to make it easier for people in cities around the Baltic Sea to combine walking, cycling, public transport and car-sharing as an environmentally friendly alternative to using private cars.

The project aims to enhance the use of electric vehicles in city transport systems such as public sector fleets, public transport and bike sharing in order to reduce CO2 emissions and pollution.

The purpose of the study is to map the competences of youth workers and determine their training needs.

The goal of the mid-term evaluation is to explore whether the activity processes help achieve the aims of implementation and assess their relevance and sustainability. a set of practical suggestions will be compiled on how to use the methodology in the Estonian context and how to organize constant expansion at a system level in the most efficient way.

The main objective of the study is to analyze the provision labor market services in Estonia, focusing in particular on the unemployed of other nationalities and the practices of their integration into the labor market.

The study aims to provide an overview of the expression of human rights and their basic values such as equality, human dignity, inclusion and non-discrimination in Estonian educational policy documents and school culture, and to offer recommendations for the creation of human rights education in Estonia.

We will carry out an international project which focuses on employers and aims to contribute to the entry and integration of immigrants in the Estonian labour market.