The Generations & Gender Programme is holding a GGP South-Eastern Europe Regional Meeting on Thursday, September 13th, in Zagreb. The Regional Meeting is being hosted by the Ministry of Labour in Zagreb (Ulica grada Vukovara 78, Zagreb)
The aim of the Regional Meeting is to provide updates from the GGP’s Central Coordination team about recent developments, including methodological innovations, and to discuss the need for comparative data on fertility and family dynamics in South-Eastern Europe.
Light refreshments will be provided throughout the day and lunch will also be provided. Invited participants can request expenses for travel and accommodation from the GGP central coordination team by emailing ggp@nidi.nl.
The agenda for the day can be found here. We kindly ask all participants to register using the form below:
The Generations & Gender Programme is holding a GGP South-Eastern Europe Regional Meeting on Thursday, September 13th, in Zagreb. The Regional Meeting is being hosted by the Ministry of Labour in Zagreb (Ulica grada Vukovara 78, Zagreb)
The aim of the Regional Meeting is to provide updates from the GGP’s Central Coordination team about recent developments, including methodological innovations, and to discuss the need for comparative data on fertility and family dynamics in South-Eastern Europe.
Light refreshments will be provided throughout the day and lunch will also be provided. Invited participants can request expenses for travel and accommodation from the GGP central coordination team by emailing ggp@nidi.nl.
The agenda for the day can be found here. We kindly ask all participants to register using the form below:
The Generations & Gender Programme held its GGP Asia Regional Meeting on Friday, July 13th, in Shanghai.
The GGP Asia Regional Meeting was held as Special Session number 11 of the Asian Population Association’s 4th APA Conference at Shanghai University on Friday, 13 July 2018 from 16.30 – 18.00 hrs.
The aim of the Regional Meeting is to provide updates from the GGP’s central coordination team about recent developments, including methodological innovations, and to discuss opportunities to expand the GGP in Asia.
Presenters from China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong presented updates about GGP and the state of the art on longitudinal surveys with a gender and family perspective in their countries.
Het thema van deze bijeenkomst uit de serie van Expert Meetings van het Nederlands Interdisciplinair Demografisch Instituut (NIDI-KNAW) en de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (RUG) had als kernvragen: Hoe wordt het “spitsuur van het leven” tegenwoordig door families ervaren, welke verschillen zijn er in de belevenis van vrouwen en mannen en wat zijn de lange termijn implicaties van het fenomeen “spitsuurgezin”?
Het volledige programma is hier beschikbaar.
De Expert Meeting presentaties kunt u hier als PDF downloaden :
Joining Generations & Gender Programme 2020 – an introductory webinar with Anne Gauthier (GGP Director), Tom Emery (GGP Project Manager) & Deirdre Casella (GGP International Liaison Officer)
In 2020, the Generations and Gender Programme (GGP) will launch a new round of data collection. This round builds on previous successful rounds of data collection but will also incorporate new technologies and significant efficiencies to ensure that the GGP can collect high quality data to support scientific research and evidence-based policy making. The GGP has gathered data from over 20 countries from all over the globe. In this new round of data collection, they hope to build on this success by reaching more countries than ever before.
In this Population Europe-webinar, participants received all the information required to take the first steps to launching the GGP in their country.
A recording of the webinar is now available via Population Europe’s website. Viewers receive a comprehensive overview of the aims of the new round of data collection and its scientific grounding, detailed plans for fieldwork in 2020 along with a a clear and manageable set of steps that can jointly be taken to bring the GGP to their country.
For further information please visit the GGP2020 webpage or contact us via email ggp@nidi.nl.
The GGP and Population Europe were proud to organise a Stakeholder Seminar The future of the generations to come: Youth, Work-Life-Balance and Solidarity in Europe at the European Parliament on 23 January 2018. An detailed Event Review, prepared by Population Europe and GGP teams, is available on Population Europe’s website.
The seminar began with three presentations, available below, focusing on research findings about current trends in the transition to adulthood, work-life balance and future needs that current young generations may face in family formation and ageing. Opportunities for policies to tackle pressing societal issues, and the role of social science data infrastructures herein, were discussed. 50 representatives from public policy, civil society and the research community
GGP Director Anne Gauthier welcomes MEPs, research and civil society representatives to the Stakeholder Seminar
This event, with 50 representatives from public policy, civil society and the research community in attendance, was hosted by Alessia Mosca, Brando Benifei and Emilian Pavel, Members of the European Parliament.
Presentations by leading social science researchers included:
The presentations and discussion about the research findings on new and emerging trends were followed by a panel debate involving representatives from the domains of research, public policy, providers of social science data products and civil society:
Robert Anderson: Head of Social Policies Unit, Eurofound
Panellists discuss the role of social science data in public policy for addressing new and diverse societal challenges
Laura Castiglioni: Head of Family Policy& Family Support Unit, Deutsches Jugendinstitut
Annemie Drieskens: President, COFACE-Families Europe
Philippe Seidel Leroy: Policy & EP Liaison Officer, AGE Platform Europe
Pearl Dykstra: Professor of Empirical Sociology, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Deputy Chair of High Level Group of scientists advising Cabinet of European Commissioners
Miguel de la Corte Rodriguez: Legal Expert, DG Justice, European Commission
