Infosession on Social Policy Experimentation | |
| Type | Workshop |
| Date | 19/02/2014 |
| Description | The Budapest Institute gave information sessions on Programme Evaluation and Social Policy Experimentation - the practice of testing new ideas and policies and collecting evidence about the real impact of programs on people – presented by the new European-based Network for Social Policy Analysis for Robust Knowledge (SPARK). The project is part of a larger initiative from the EU Directorate General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, “Support Services for Social Policy Experimentation in the EU”, to promote the benefits of social policy experimentation throughout the EU. The project is managed by LSE Enterprise, J-PAL Europe and the Alliance for Useful Evidence. The next seminar will be organised on 1-2 of April. |
| Venue | Budapest Institute Headquarter |
| Coordinator | Ágota Scharle |
Civil liberties and economic development in Central and Eastern Europe
Public transparency at the local level in Hungary
Disruption of patient-doctor relationships adversely affects mental health outpatient follow-up care
Comparative study on Western Balkans PES performance
Do budget constraints limit access to health care? Evidence from PCI treatments in Hungary
Municipal social services in North Macedonia
The impact of Cohesion Policy on corruption and political favouritism
How can we measure the quality of labour market related decision-making and policy design in CEE?
A proposed measurement of entry-related administrative burdens in Hungary