Ministry of the Interior
2024
This evaluation reports present the findings of the ex-post evaluation of the implementation of the Estonian programmes under the European Union (EU) Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) and...
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Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications
2024
Education, health and welfare (EHW) are fields of activity with a growing labor demand, where significantly more women than men work. In 2023, the proportion of men in the...
Ministry of the Interior
2024
The aim of the study was to conduct a mid-term evaluation of the implementation plan for the European Union internal security policy funds for the period 2021–2027.
Social Insurance Board
2023
In the study, we evaluated the impact of implementing the MARAC network model for the protection of intimate partner violence victims on the victims themselves, professionals, and members of...
Social Insurance Board
2023
In the study, we explored the perspectives and expectations of local government (LG) officials regarding 33 services provided by the Social Insurance Board (SIB). The SIB’s services were evaluated,...
Ministry of Culture
2023
The study is the final evaluation of two activities of the measure 2.6 under the priority axis 'Increasing Social Inclusion' of the 'Operational Programme for Cohesion Policy Funds 2014–2020':...
European Trade Union Institute
2000-2020
There are twenty-seven country chapters in the book (2023). The author of the 9th chapter on Estonian trade unions is Epp Kallaste (pp. 259-386).
The Estonian Research Council
2020-2022
The aim of the project RITA C-19 Economy was to support the state in assessing the social and economic impacts of COVID-19-related restrictions on activities as well the effectiveness...
The Estonian Research Council
2022 - 2023
Ukrainian war refugees in Estonia was an extension of the RITA C-19 Economy project. In order for the state and local governments to better prepare for providing these services,...
European Union´s programme European Horizon
2023-2026
SYNCLUSIVE is a EU´s research and innovation project testing and studying an innovative, integral, and interdisciplinary systems’ approach to stimulate inclusion of vulnerable groups in the labour market. SYNCLUSIVE will set up Living Labs in the Netherlands, Finland, Portugal, and Bulgaria. Centar participates in the project in a reflecting role, assessing how the living lab approach and the solutions that are being tested in four countries could be transferred to the Estonian context.