Projects

The goal of the Allthings.bioPRO project is to foster the transition to bioeconomy through engagement and co-creation. The project objectives are: increase people’s awareness of […]

Though difficult to quantify, the variety of possible ID document frauds at borders is a reality that threatens politicians holding responsibility for borders as well as […]

An acute labour shortage exists in many sectors of labour market, while plenty of international students studying in Estonia are actively seeking employment opportunities. One […]

The overall goal of this evaluation is to assess whether the funds contributed by the Programme caused positive changes in the Programme area and possibly outside it. The evaluation shall help to improve the quality of the design and implementation of programmes, as well as to assess their effectiveness, efficiency and impact.

We are analyzing opportunities in regards to development in stakeholder engagement practices and communication. Based on the findings, IBS will formulate an action plan to develop engagement and communication capacity.

The role of the Institute of Baltic Studies in the project is to analyze the links between cultural tourism and economic development, consequently to propose impact assessment approaches and to contribute to the implementation of innovative data analysis methods.

To what extent is the theoretical approach, methods and organization of the current monitoring to assess the integration policy of Estonia in the changing demographic, socio-economic and cultural context?

The analysis maps institutions involved in multicultural education and their needs, concerns, and suggests possible solutions to improve the situation.

GreenSAM shows how minor adjustments in decision-making processes of public authorities can enhance the uptake and acceptance of eco-friendly mobility offers among senior citizens.

IBS conducts the analysis of the adaptation of new immigrants in Estonia, which consists of conducting applied research to analyze the factors and services that predispose or hinder the adaptation of new immigrants in Estonia.

IBS conducts the Mid-term evaluation for the European Union Operational Programme for Cohesion Policy Funding 2014-2020 in collaboration with the Technopolis Group, Ernst & Young Baltic and Praxis.

The purpose of the study is to analyze the situation of volunteer work in Estonia, the changes that have taken place since the year 2013 and the possible causes of these changes and policy recommendations for the Civil Society program 2021-2030 will be developed.