Publications

The Institute of Baltic Studies together with Tartu Regional Energy Agency and OÜ Tepsli conducted an analysis to explore how the planned activities and energy […]

From 2018-2021, the Institute of Baltic Studies was a partner in the HEAT project funded by Interreg Central Baltic. The aim of the project was […]

 The Youth Guarantee Support System (YGSS) is a tool for the local government with the purpose of mapping out young people who are nor working or studying […]

The Institute of Baltic Studies carried out an impact analysis of renewable energy and energy efficiency proposals in cooperation with experts in the field of […]

Commissioned by the State Shared Service Centre, the Institute of Baltic Studies (IBS) in collaboration with experts from Latvia (Oxford Research Institute), has conducted a […]

The importance of data and evidence has increased considerably in policy planning, implementation, and evaluation. There is unprecedented availability of open and big data, and […]

Smart energy transition eorts at the municipal level are gaining importance and go far beyond implementing single projects. Decarbonising cities involves complex strategic planning and […]

The objective of the current research is to give an overview of the state of art in develop- ment of cryptography in Estonia, and to […]

The methodology report summarized the results of a short study aimed at reviewing the current organization and methodology of Estonian integration monitoring and thereby clarifying the organization and general principles of the monitoring for the period 2020-2030.

The aim of the study was to map organizations and their activities in the field of multicultural education over the last few years, to give an overview of their competences and capabilities, and to gather ideas from practitioners on issues related to multicultural education and their possible solutions.

The aim of this study was to describe the current situation of how newly-arrived immigrants are adapting in Estonia – which factors inhibit the adaptation of newly-arrived immigrants and which factors support it.

The Operational Programme has had a significant impact on the achievement of Estonia’s most important strategic objectives. Its contribution has been greatest in the achieving of strategies that are directly connected to the Operational Programme – Estonia 2020, Europe 2020, and the Baltic Sea Strategy – and of objectives related to sustainable development.