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.
The aim of the impact evaluation of the Civil Society Development Plan 2015-2020, commissioned by the Government Office Strategy Unit and the Ministry of the […]
The research „Study of popularising science and technology in Estonia” was conducted by the Institute of Baltic Studies in collaboration with HeiVäl Consulting. The aim […]
The purpose of analyzing the feedback to community practice was to systematize the experience of participants and gather information to develep the program, to support participants and to better acquaint target groups with the program.
The impact of the Erasmus+ programme cannot be easily discerned from the impact other parallel activities have. Additionally, the impact of the programme is largely dependent on the culture of the work place and the person who participated in the activity.
In the project, IBS is the subcontractor responsible for delivering 20 country reports (Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Hungary, Ireland, Latvia, […]
The aim of the interim evaluation was to gather practical recommendations on how to effectively use the PAX methodology in Estonia as well as to outline a continuous plan for distributing it on the system level.
The aim of the project was to map forest and wood companies’ need for product testing and to explore the testing possibilities offered by Estonian research institutions. Testing in this context means testing the products or materials used in the forest and wood industry, including standardization and certification activities.
According to the Estonian Youth Work Act, youth work is: the creation of conditions to promote the diverse development of young persons which enable them […]
This national report for Estonia and the manual are the outcomes of the EU-wide project “The reality of free movement for young European citizens migrating in times of crisis” that looked into the reality of free movement from the viewpoint of young Europeans (age 25-35) who exercise or plan to exercise this right.
This country report presents the results of the research conducted in Estonia to assess the practices that frontline institutions (i.e. the police, health authorities, victim support services / NGOs) involved in victim support use in order to identify victims, assess their protection needs and refer them to competent institutions.
Given the residual challenges from the economic and financial crises of the last years, and the uneven progress towards the targets of the Europe 2020 […]