Kristjan Kaldur
Programme manager
Institute of Baltic Studies
Tartu, Estonia
Researcher
My organisation
Research performing organisation
Tartu, Estonia
The Institute of Baltic Studies (IBS) is an independent non-profit think tank founded in 1996. The main activity fields are policy research and analysis, and local and international projects. Our goal is to develop a knowledge-based society by promoting public policy-making in Estonia, the Baltic Sea region, and Europe by providing high-quality socio-economic analysis. Over the years, we have developed strong expertise in five major areas: migration and integration, smart city and sustainable development, implementation of IT and technology, youth, education and labour market, and foresight, political analysis and evaluation. Over the years, IBS has implemented development projects in cooperation with the government, academia, businesses, and third sector organisations across Europe, including over twenty projects under the EU’s 5th, 6th, and 7th Framework Programmes and H2020 and HE. The IBS network of partners brings together hundreds of experts, organisations, and universities worldwide.
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WHAT IS YOUR MAIN INTEREST IN SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION & RESILIENCE TOPICS?
research, policy impact
WHICH (IMPACT) AREA OF THE STR PARTNERSHIP IS IN THE FOCUS OF YOUR INTEREST?
Shaping the future of work, in terms of access to quality jobs, decent working conditions, job transitions, and new forms of work organisationFostering education and skills development in the context of the green and digital transition
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN FUTURE RESEARCH COLLABORATION?
YesWHAT IS YOUR PREFERRED CONTRIBUTION IN PREPARING THE STR PARTNERSHIP?
Participate in meetingsParticipate in surveyParticipate in individual interview Stay in the loop and get information about the planning process
COMPLETED PROJECTS IN THE FIELD OF SOCIAL TRANSFORMATIONS & RESILIENCE:
National project(s)EU project(s)