Western Balkans European Social Survey Regional Network
Western Balkans European Social Survey Regional Network is convened by the Institute for Social Science in Belgrade for promoting the European Social Survey in the Western Balkans.
The focus of the project is on organising workshops, meetings, promotional activities, as well as advocacy towards relevant national ministries. Through appointed National Focal Points the efforts are concentrated on maximising the likelihood that as many countries as possible are granted Guest or Membership status for Round 10. This project is part of the broader Horizon 2020 project – Sustain 2. SUSTAIN 2 is a 36-month project funded from the European Commission, due to be implemented from January 2020 until December 2022.
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Data Driven Advocacy in the Western Balkans
On December 9-12 in Durres, SciDev and the Western Balkans European Social Survey Network organized a regional conference on Data Driven Advocacy in the Western Balkans…
ESS Showcase in Tirana
On May 31, SCiDEV and the University of Tirana (UT) co-organized a virtual event for showcasing three short research projects, carried out with data from the various rounds of the European Social Survey. These included…
ESS Digital Roadshow in Albania
The Center Science and Innovation for Development (SCiDEV) in collaboration with the University of Tirana organized throughout the period of February – April 2021 three digital events, called Digital Roadshow, with the aim of introducing the European Social Survey…
One-day workshop organized in Serbia
On Thursday, February 22, the Western Balkans European Social Survey Regional Network (WBESS) and the Institute of Social Sciences (IDN) organized a one-day workshop for young IDN researchers on the potential of statistical analyzes…
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