On Tuesday, April 1st, the workshop “Connecting Research and Policy for a Greener, Inclusive and More Resilient Europe” will be held in Warsaw, at the Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Polish Academy of Sciences, to define priority areas for a greener, inclusive and more resilient Europe. Workshop participants will include the representatives of the Polish academic community as well as ministries, non-governmental organisations and business. The workshop is organised by the National Science Centre and the Research Council of Norway (RCN).
Meetings will be divided into three subject areas:
- European Green Transition;
- Democracy, Rule of Law, Human Rights;
- Social Inclusion and Resilience.
We will keep you posted on the outcome.
The workshop organised under the EEA and Norway Grants 2014-2021 is aligned with the strategic goals of the new European Partnership for Social Transformations and Resilience (STR) developed by the EU Member States and coordinated by the National Science Centre. Partnership activities will start in 2027.
The STR Partnership will organise calls for transnational research projects in social sciences and humanities to address social challenges in the light of changes in climate and environment, technology, demography, and unexpected shocks, such as war or pandemic. The Partnership will also aim to support evidence based policymaking in four major impact areas:
- Supporting the modernisation of social protection systems and essential services
- Shaping the future of work
- Fostering education and skills development
- Contributing to a fair transition towards climate neutrality
Please follow the STE Partnership on the Chanse website and NCN website (International cooperation – STR Partnership).