The project partners aim to cooperate in the evaluation of two different forms of employment initiatives targeting youth in Spain, Hungary, Italy and Poland, support other researchers in doing such evaluation studies, and promote the use of such studies to policy-makers. As a result, youth employment policies can become more effective.
Target groups:
- Researchers evaluating public policy with administrative data
- NGOs working with youth
- Policy-makers implementing youth policies
- Young people who would benefit from improved youth policies
9 Project Partners:
| Country | Project partner status | Institution | Type of institution | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poland | Lead partner | IBS- Institute for Structural Research | NGO | Warsaw |
| Hungary | Beneficiary partner | Budapest Institute for Policy Analysis | Private | Budapest |
| Italy | Beneficiary partner | Collegio Carlo Alberto | NGO | Turin |
| Italy | Beneficiary partner | The National Institute for the Analysis of Public Policies – INAPP | Public | Rome |
| Spain | Beneficiary partner | Foundation for Applied Economics Studies – FEDEA | NGO | Madrid |
| Spain | Beneficiary partner | The University of the Basque Country | Public | Leioa |
| France | Expertise partner | Paris School of Economics | Public | Paris |
| Norway | Expertise partner | NHH Norwegian School of Economics | Public | Oslo |
| International Organisation | Expertise partner | World Bank | International Organisation | Washington DC |
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