Political Inclusion and Participation

According to the Estonian Youth Work Act, youth work is: the creation...

Between 150 000 and 200 000 Estonians live abroad, which is 15% of the Estonian population. They are connected to Estonia in diverse ways - each has its own story and reasons for emigrating. Estonia continues to want to keep in touch with all currently away from it and value every Estonian, regardless of their origin, migration background, or place of residence. A study was conducted to gain a better insight into this target group.

The survey confirmed that Estonian teachers show strong support for contemporary approaches to learning, but that they have not yet been sufficiently implemented in schools.

In Estonia, specific projects have been initiated to support local development and the midterm evaluation of the EEA & Norway Grants local development programmes (2014-2021) provides insights into Estonia's participation and the broader impact of these initiatives.

The reorganization of ministries in Estonia in 2023 aimed to enhance management effectiveness and streamline policy implementation. The overarching goal was to avoid the compartmentalization of ministries. This objective was closely tied to environmental initiatives, such as greening reforms, and efforts to combat regional inequalities.

The primary objective of the study was to assess the user experience...

In recent decades, global societal, economic, environmental and climate trends have been marked...

The goal of the study “Services Provided for Asylum Seekers with Special...

Drawing upon research on technology acceptance and diffusion, the research focuses on understanding the factors that influence users’ adoption of novel identity management solutions. Our methodology includes a comprehensive, census-representative survey spanning citizens from France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the USA.

This work is connected to the international conference held in Leuven in June 2023, which focused on the sustainable development potential of cultural tourism. The conference explored successful policy interventions, new trends in cultural tourism, opportunities arising from modern-day information and communication technologies, and other topics related to the field. 

Participation in the course has had the most positive effect on improving participants' communication skills, but also on the increased use of Estonian in everyday life and on feeling better and more comfortable living in Estonia in general.

In the project, IBS is the subcontractor responsible for delivering 20 country...