Topic: research

The CEESEN-BENDER project concludes in Zagreb. Discover how the University of Tartu’s new data-driven tool helps prioritize Soviet-era building renovations to fight hidden energy poverty.

The Attitudes and Evaluations of Specialists of the Criminal Justice System, Secure Child Care Institutions, and Local Governments in Their Work with Young Offenders

The study analyzes how judges and child protection workers identify possible child abuse in disputes over custody and access rights, and how they take its impact into account in the child’s best interests.

The ACE project is creating a peer-to-peer learning alliance as a means to empower university staff to transform their engagement into a more effective and strategic course of action.

REAL Talk is a transnational initiative in Poland, Italy, and Estonia preventing gender-based and cyber gender-based violence among adolescents aged 11–16.

The aim of the study is to analyse the availability, effectiveness and development opportunities of these support services in Estonia.

The project's goal is to increase the competence of labour market service providers in supporting the employment of people belonging to risk groups

The framework supports Estonia´s 2030 climate goals by fostering partnerships between ministries and research consortia to support knowledge-based climate policies and the achievement of climate goals

The aim of the survey is to compile data on the origin, quantities, and use of plant-based protein feeds imported into and produced in Estonia in feeding different animal species.

Our objective is to analyse how the “polluter pays” principle (PPP) is applied in Estonia, assess compliance, identify existing gaps, and develop and operationalise a national PPP concept for Estonia.