Political Inclusion and Participation

The importance of science and technology for socio-economic development is widely acknowledged...

This article reviews the role of foreign direct investment in industrialisation of...

Will data power aggregate even more in the hands of influential digital platforms, or will people become the masters of their data? How can we make data serve the economy, the state and society? What will Estonia's data society look like in 2035? We present you with some of the possible scenarios for 2035.

The results for 2022 show a number of positive developments in the work of the Tartu City Council. In addition to a surge in voter turnout, the number of candidates for TLNV membership has also increased. Young people’s awareness of both the existence and the activities of the TLNV has also increased, as well as their contact with TLNV members and participation in events organised by the TLNV.

Siseministeerium tellis 2013. aasta veebruaris MTÜlt Eesti Abikeskused hinnangu tugiteenuste kätte-saadavuse ja...

Given the residual challenges from the economic and financial crises of the...

Cross-border cooperation is an important component of the European Neighborhood Policy, involving...

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 (NEET youth) and, if necessary, proactively offering them targeted support, primarily for continuing their education and/or reaching the labour market. The purpose of this study was to provide an assessment of the relevance, impact, effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and sustainability of the implementation of the YGSS.

The study aimed to better understand how competencies are developed in training under the European Youth Programmes and to find ways to improve these training opportunities. This is important for helping the youth sector and training providers to enhance skills and support the European Training Strategy.

Estonia implemented the adaptation and integration measure of the European Social Fund in 2014–2020 that belonged to the third Estonian integration programme "Integrating Estonia 2020". The aim of the measure was to create the prerequisites and opportunities for adaptation and integration of immigrants and less integrated permanent residents.

This publication forms part of the project “Political participation of third country...

The impact evaluation study assesses the success of the activities conducted under the “Compatriot programme 2009–2013” and recommends additional activities that would help expatriates retain and strengthen their ties with Estonia.