On the 24 of October our Institute organised the international seminar on the female labour force participation in Poland and the impact of the “Family 500+” programme on the labour supply of women.
Economic inequality in Poland and possible solutions to the problem were discussed on 23 October 2017 during IBS’s seminar.
The latest World Bank report about the economic situation in the ECA region has been presented in Warsaw – October 19.
On October 12 IBS experts and invited researchers from Poland, Switzerland and Greece presented the results of their research on the low-carbon transition.
More than 20 experts from 9 countries discussed the low-carbon transitions pathways and risks for climate change mitigation during the workshop which we had pleasure to host on October 10 - 12.
On October 3 in Katowice (Silesia, Poland) stakeholders of the regional development and coal sector discussed the future of their region.
On September 21-22, 2017, the seminar “Access to anonymised administrative data for the purposes of research and policy analysis" was held in Budapest.
On 11th of July 2017 our Institute organised the international seminar about the global changes on the labour markets.
In 2050, half of the population in Poland will be over the age of 50. The current state of knowledge about the effects of rapid population ageing was presented during a conference organised by our Institute together with the European Commission Representation in Poland, March 9th.
Like in the previous year, Institute for Structural Research organised the seminar on fuel poverty. We presented the recent findings on the topic. This year, our research focused on defining types of households at risk of fuel poverty, analysing its regional variation and proposing policies to eradicate the problem.
On November 2-3, 2016 in Washington, D.C., the Network on Jobs and Development and the World Bank Jobs Group held a two-day conference to discuss the latest policy-relevant research to foster the creation of multi-sector, multi-disciplinary solutions to jobs challenges around the world.
