This project aims to analyze the impact of new technologies on social mobility in European Union countries. Specifically, it seeks to determine whether the increasing use of computers promotes equality of opportunity in the labour market or exacerbates existing inequalities.

The project aims to answer the following question: how does collective decision-making in investments, housing, and the labour market impact the effectiveness of the energy transition.

The project aims at increasing employment chances and job quality among young persons with disabilities.

The aim of this project is to determine whether household decisions regarding part-time work are influenced by prevailing work norms in a given country. Special attention will be devoted to differences between Western European countries and post-communist countries.

LOCATEE's overarching goal is to support local municipalities in addressing energy poverty through the renovation of private multi-apartment buildings for vulnerable residents

The project's objective is to study the housing ecosystem in Poland, with a focus on mapping non-residential vacant properties within Polish local governments and adapting them to residential purposes.