The Policy Lab
The "FutuRes Policy Lab" brings stakeholders together to discuss the best ways towards a resilient Europe. Our meetings and workshops are designed specifically for experts from research, politics, business and civil society. Their goal is to develop ideas for policies which promote resilience in Europe's populations. These ideas feed back into the FutuRes projects' research and policy advice. All discussions are based on scientific findings, practical experience and the lived reality of citizens.
Below you find the archive of our activities.
Outcomes of the first FutuRes Policy Lab
Participants from science, politics and civil society discussed factors for building societal “resilience” in Europe at the first FutuRes Policy Lab meeting.
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Low birth rates: Ten steps towards more baby-friendly policies for 2024 and beyond
by Anna Rotkirch, Population Research Institute, Väestöliitto (The Family Federation of Finland)
A public panel of high-level experts on the subject of work has launched the “FutuRes Policy Lab”. The experts from science and politics came together online on June 27, 2023. A video recording of the debate is available here.
Quality of Working Life as Key to a more Resilient Labour Market" | A FutuRes Policy Lab Dialogue
with Beatrice Covassi, European Parliament | Jutta Allmendinger, WZB Berlin Social Science Center | Massimiliano Mascherini, European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions | Arnstein Aassve, crisis resilience expert, Bocconi University | Ulrich Becker, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Munich.
By Apolline Parel, AGE Platform Europe
The EU should build its policies upon the resilience of older people.
As a partner in this project, AGE Platform Europe will address the aspects of human-rights and non-discrimination.
Eight institutions from science and civil society join hands for a resilient Europe
Eight institutions from science and civil society join hands for a resilient Europe.
An exceptional team of researchers has come together to make Europe strong for the Future. The project “FutuRes: Towards a Resilient Future of Europe” had its kick-off meeting in Milan, Italy on the 6th and 7th March.
How to Design Policies Which Allow Europeans to Prosper Even in Crises?
PopulationEurope talks about FutuRes aims and challenges.
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