Invitation for an interview with the Horizon Europe GS4S project
| Dokumendiregister | Majandus- ja Kommunikatsiooniministeerium |
| Viit | 6-4/1514-1 |
| Registreeritud | 30.05.2024 |
| Sünkroonitud | 31.05.2024 |
| Liik | Sissetulev kiri |
| Funktsioon | 6 Rahvusvahelise koostöö korraldamine |
| Sari | 6-4 Tervitus- ja tutvustuskirjad, kutsed üritustel osalemiseks |
| Toimik | 6-4/2024 |
| Juurdepääsupiirang | Avalik |
| Juurdepääsupiirang | |
| Adressaat | Radboud University |
| Saabumis/saatmisviis | Radboud University |
| Vastutaja | Silver Tammik (Majandus- ja Kommunikatsiooniministeerium, Kantsleri valdkond, Strateegia ja teenuste juhtimise valdkond, EL ja rahvusvahelise koostöö osakond) |
| Originaal | Ava uues aknas |
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Good afternoon,
My name is Ksenija Ivanović, and I am a junior researcher and project manager for the EU-funded Horizon Europe project Global Strategy for skills, migration and development (GS4S). I am reaching out on behalf of professor Tesseltje de Lange, director of the Centre for Migration Law at Radboud University and principal investigator on the GS4S project.
The GS4S research team from Radboud University would like to invite a representative of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications (perhaps the Department of Employment) to contribute to our research in Estonia as an expert interviewee. We believe that it is important to learn from you and integrate your perspective into our findings. Please find attached the invitation containing further details, as well as the project flyer.
Do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions. We look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards,
Ksenija Ivanović
Junior researcher and project manager, Global Strategy for Skills, Migration and Development (GS4S)
Nijmegen School of Management | PO Box 9108 | 6500 HK Nijmegen
Visiting addres: Elinor Ostrom Building | EOS N02.150| tel m. +31 6 13866025
e-mail: [email protected] | web: www.ru.nl/gpm/
GLOBAL STRATEGY FOR SKILLS, MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT
A interdisciplinary consortium creating and implementing an imperative for skills development in a systematic and effective manner. GS4S supports a strategic approach to addressing migration challenges and fostering global cooperation and stability in targeted areas: the Balkans, Middle East/Northern Africa (MENA), West Africa, South Asia.
Global strategy for skills, migration and development
Academia, the Private Sector and Civil Society come together to propose alternative strategies to migration that address skills shortages, promote skills/up- skilling/re-skilling and explore opportunities to prepare workers for engagement in the project’s three focus sectors.
STRATEGIES POLICY SOLUTIONS
The GS4S Policy Lab supports working papers, policy briefs, roundtables and workshops based on mapping and science-based analysis of the issues to inspire policymakers, helping them to take action towards creating a more inclusive and sustainable approach to skills development, migration, and investments in economic development.
TOOLS Policymaker decision-making tools explore potential policy responses to shortages in priority sectors to better understand opportunities for action and potential constraints, while digital tools are developed for identifying shortages and skills waste in the EU.
Funded by The European Union
CREATING A GLOBAL STRATEGY TO ADDRESS SKILLS SHORTAGES IN DIGITAL SECTOR + CARE INDUSTRY + CONSTRUCTION
www.GS4S.eu / [email protected]
CONTACT & SOCIAL linkedin.com/company/HorizonGS4S
twitter.com/HorizonGS4S
OUR TEAM RADBOUD UNIVERSITY MIGRATION POLICY INSTITUTE EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE VIENNA INSTITUTE FOR ECONOMIC STUDIES SEO AMSTERDAM ECONOMICS FIERI AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO THE NEST GLOBAL SKILLS NETWORK UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN OVIBASHI KARMI UNNAYAN PROGRAMME CENTRO STUDI LUCA D’AGLIANO UNIVERSITE DE GENEVE OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD GENDER EQUALITY BOARDS WITHIN SAB
Dear representatives of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications,
Invitation for an interview with the Horizon Europe project GS4S
As a team of researchers from Radboud University in The Netherlands. we are reaching out to you with an invitation to participate in our EU-funded Horizon Europe project ‘Global Strategy for skills, migration and development (GS4S).’ The project is led by professor Tesseltje de Lange, director of the Centre for Migration Law at Radboud University.
Over the next three years, GS4S consortium will aim to develop new knowledge and design practical tools for addressing skills shortages in Digital/Care/Construction sectors in six regions (EU, EEA, Western Balkan, Middle East and Northern Africa, West Africa, and South/South-East Asia). As part of our interdisciplinary research, we are conducting policy interviews with representatives of academia, CSOs, public authorities and the private sector in Estonia. Our research explores several topics: (i) skills shortages in selected sectors, (ii) the relationship between different public policies or initiatives in areas of migration, education and development in Estonia (in the three sectors) and (iii) active labor market policies (ALMPs).
We would like to kindly invite a representative from the Ministry to contribute to our research as an expert interviewee. We wish to learn more from you about topics mentioned above, and we believe it is important to integrate your perspective into our findings. If necessary, we are also happy to talk to two of your representatives.
The interview would be held online with members of the research team from Radboud University, and it would last no longer than 1 hour. Before the interview, we would provide additional privacy/consent-related information, and a detailed interview guide with questions adapted to the specific expertise of the interviewee. Should you be available, we are free to schedule the call in the coming weeks.
Additional details about the project are available on our website, as well as in the flyer you received together with this invitation. Should you have any questions, please reach out to Colleen Boland ([email protected]) or Ksenija Ivanović ([email protected]).
Thank you and kind regards,
Radboud University researchers on the GS4S project
GLOBAL STRATEGY FOR SKILLS, MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT
A interdisciplinary consortium creating and implementing an imperative for skills development in a systematic and effective manner. GS4S supports a strategic approach to addressing migration challenges and fostering global cooperation and stability in targeted areas: the Balkans, Middle East/Northern Africa (MENA), West Africa, South Asia.
Global strategy for skills, migration and development
Academia, the Private Sector and Civil Society come together to propose alternative strategies to migration that address skills shortages, promote skills/up- skilling/re-skilling and explore opportunities to prepare workers for engagement in the project’s three focus sectors.
STRATEGIES POLICY SOLUTIONS
The GS4S Policy Lab supports working papers, policy briefs, roundtables and workshops based on mapping and science-based analysis of the issues to inspire policymakers, helping them to take action towards creating a more inclusive and sustainable approach to skills development, migration, and investments in economic development.
TOOLS Policymaker decision-making tools explore potential policy responses to shortages in priority sectors to better understand opportunities for action and potential constraints, while digital tools are developed for identifying shortages and skills waste in the EU.
Funded by The European Union
CREATING A GLOBAL STRATEGY TO ADDRESS SKILLS SHORTAGES IN DIGITAL SECTOR + CARE INDUSTRY + CONSTRUCTION
www.GS4S.eu / [email protected]
CONTACT & SOCIAL linkedin.com/company/HorizonGS4S
twitter.com/HorizonGS4S
OUR TEAM RADBOUD UNIVERSITY MIGRATION POLICY INSTITUTE EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE VIENNA INSTITUTE FOR ECONOMIC STUDIES SEO AMSTERDAM ECONOMICS FIERI AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO THE NEST GLOBAL SKILLS NETWORK UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN OVIBASHI KARMI UNNAYAN PROGRAMME CENTRO STUDI LUCA D’AGLIANO UNIVERSITE DE GENEVE OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD GENDER EQUALITY BOARDS WITHIN SAB
Dear representatives of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications,
Invitation for an interview with the Horizon Europe project GS4S
As a team of researchers from Radboud University in The Netherlands. we are reaching out to you with an invitation to participate in our EU-funded Horizon Europe project ‘Global Strategy for skills, migration and development (GS4S).’ The project is led by professor Tesseltje de Lange, director of the Centre for Migration Law at Radboud University.
Over the next three years, GS4S consortium will aim to develop new knowledge and design practical tools for addressing skills shortages in Digital/Care/Construction sectors in six regions (EU, EEA, Western Balkan, Middle East and Northern Africa, West Africa, and South/South-East Asia). As part of our interdisciplinary research, we are conducting policy interviews with representatives of academia, CSOs, public authorities and the private sector in Estonia. Our research explores several topics: (i) skills shortages in selected sectors, (ii) the relationship between different public policies or initiatives in areas of migration, education and development in Estonia (in the three sectors) and (iii) active labor market policies (ALMPs).
We would like to kindly invite a representative from the Ministry to contribute to our research as an expert interviewee. We wish to learn more from you about topics mentioned above, and we believe it is important to integrate your perspective into our findings. If necessary, we are also happy to talk to two of your representatives.
The interview would be held online with members of the research team from Radboud University, and it would last no longer than 1 hour. Before the interview, we would provide additional privacy/consent-related information, and a detailed interview guide with questions adapted to the specific expertise of the interviewee. Should you be available, we are free to schedule the call in the coming weeks.
Additional details about the project are available on our website, as well as in the flyer you received together with this invitation. Should you have any questions, please reach out to Colleen Boland ([email protected]) or Ksenija Ivanović ([email protected]).
Thank you and kind regards,
Radboud University researchers on the GS4S project