InGRID
Duration
6 years
Target group
European scientific community
Location
TBD
Funder
TBD
InGRID: Inclusive Growth Research Infrastructure Diffusion to fulfil its key role in the development of evidence-based European policies for Inclusive Growth, better measurement of related state policies.
Project: |
InGRID (2013-2017) |
| Project name: | Inclusive Growth Infrastructure Diffusion |
| Lead Partner: | Katholieke Universiteit Leuven - HIVA (Be) |
| Partners: | Tarki Tarsadalomkutatasi Intezet (Hu), Universiteit van Amsterdam/AIAS (NL), Stockholms Universitet (SW), Universitaet Trier (DE), Centre D Estudis Demografics (ES), Ceps/Instead (LU), Universiteit Antwerpen (BE), University Of Essex (UK), Universitaet Bremen (DE), Centre D'etudes De L'emploi (FR), Centre For European Policy Studies (BE), Universita Di Pisa (IT), University of Southampton (UK), Luxembourg Income Study (LU), WageIndicator Foundation (NL), University of Manchester (UK) |
| Associate partners: | - |
| Funded by: | European Commission - FP7-Infrastructures-2012-1 (No. 312691) |
| Duration: | 1 February 2013 - 1 February 2017 |
| Aims: | The general objectives of InGRID are to integrate and to innovate existing, but distributed European social sciences research infrastructures on ‘Poverty and Living Conditions’ and ‘Working Conditions and Vulnerability’ by providing transnational data access, organizing mutual knowledge exchange activities and improving methods and tools for comparative research. This integration will provide the related European scientific community with new and better opportunities to fulfil its key role in the development of evidence-based European policies for Inclusive Growth. |
| Website: | Inclusivegrowth.eu |
| Publications: | - |
| Outcomes: | - |
| Events: | * Expert workshop: developing and testing new tools to measure occupations and their task and skill requirements, 49 participants, Amsterdam, 10-12 February 2014 |
| * Summerschool: The gender pay gap revisited - causes and consequences of horizontal and vertical gender inequalities on the labour market, 23 students, Amsterdam, 07-11 July 2014 |