Alessandro Nardo

PhD student (Social Policy) at University of Antwerp @UAfsw, tireless traveler, basketball player (I do my best).

[ETUI - European Trade Union Institute @ETUI_org]

'A broken safety net? Minimum income schemes and the young'

📑 ETUI technical brief by @biancalunaf and @NardoAlessandr

🔗 https://t.co/2yTljIjQzX

[OECD SMEs, Regions, Cities & Tourism @OECD_local]

📣New Paper on #SocialEconomy data

The #socialeconomy is an important contributor to #inclusive and #sustainable economies. But by how much?

% share in total employment:

🇧🇪 #Belgium: 12.1%
🇫🇷 #France: 10.4%
🇲🇽 #Mexico: 10%

Read now🔗 https://t.co/SerVGDWCom

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

You can read our brief here 🔗 https://t.co/PaQs8TeIkD

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

'Young people face potential exclusion "by design" from access to minimum income schemes"

The brief co-authored with @biancalunaf for the @ETUI_org is the starting point for this article by @euronews about #youth access to #MinimumIncomeSchemes

https://t.co/hkipCdSr6g

[ETUI - European Trade Union Institute @ETUI_org]

'When looking at these schemes, we do see that young people are quite discriminated'

ETUI researcher @biancalunaf talks to @euronews about #youth access to #MinimumIncomeSchemes 🪙

https://t.co/ktcc01dfa3

Read her recent brief on the subject, co-authored with @NardoAlessandr, here 🔗 https://t.co/4v4OGVe6gx

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

With a little delay, I am sharing the new working paper written with @IveMarx and Sarah Marchal, "Safety net or sieve: Do Europe's minimum income reach the poor?".
Here, we shed some lights on the gaps in the coverage of minimum income protection.

Link🔗
https://t.co/71o7yx7lYZ

[Ive Marx @IveMarx]

Our new working paper "Safety net or sieve: Do Europe's minimum income schemes reach the poor?" brings to light striking and worrying gaps in coverage of people at risk of poverty. Many are simply left uncovered by any scheme (1/n)

https://t.co/sxD6oub9rY

[Ive Marx @IveMarx]

Our new working paper "Safety net or sieve: Do Europe's minimum income schemes reach the poor?" brings to light striking and worrying gaps in coverage of people at risk of poverty. Many are simply left uncovered by any scheme (1/n)

https://t.co/sxD6oub9rY

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

In our latest brief, @biancalunaf and I show a troubling landscape for #young individuals in the EU. Significant barriers in the design of #MinimumIncomeSchemes are in place which potentially hinder the accessibility and effectiveness of such schemes for young adults.

Link ⤵️

[ETUI - European Trade Union Institute @ETUI_org]

Youth poverty remains a consistent challenge in the #EU

🪙 Minimum income schemes stand out as crucial social assistance benefits, but in several cases, young adults are either ineligible for MIS or subject to stringent conditions

🔎 This new brief offers a comparative analysis of national MIS to shed light on the potential exclusion ‘by design’ of young people

Read it here 🔗 https://t.co/4v4OGVe6gx

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

Last Friday, I finished my (LIS)2ER visiting program at @lisdata & @LISERinLUX.
It's been an intense and precious time. I delved into LIS data and I had the chance to present my research project.

Many thanks to all the researchers at LIS ans LISER for the feedbacks and support!

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

✨Thrilled to share that I got awarded the @FWOVlaanderen fellowship - fundamental research for my research project!

Huge thanks to my promotors Profs. @IveMarx and Sarah Marchal for the trust and support and to all my colleagues at the Center for Social Policy of @UAntwerpen

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

@IveMarx Thank you very much, Ive! Indeed, I will make sure that my research goals will be covered thanks to my FWO scholarship ;-)

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

Time is flying! 😅
I am already thrilled about my visiting for (LIS)2ER initiative in Luxembourg! Looking forward to meet the other visitors and the many researchers at @LISERinLUX and @lisdata working on socioeconomic inequalities!

[LISER's Living Conditions department @LISER_LC]

💡 Check out the list of visitors for the (LIS)2ER Initiative!

ℹ️ The collaboration aims to foster collaborative research on Policies to #FightInequality. Visitors have privileged access to LIS & LWS microdata on-site during their visit.

🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/G7OCwpdxqY

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

Truly inspiring speeches from Prof. @DeSchutterO (UN) and from Commissioner Nicolas Schmit at the @WorkYetPoor final conference in Brussels. Ongoing stimulating discussions around in-work poverty, wage inequality and the value of work.

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

@lisdata @MunziTeresa @PetraSauer11 Good morning,

Would it be possible to subscribe and attend the seminar online?

Thank you very much!

[Alessandro Nardo @NardoAlessandr]

Lots of stimulating inputs in the 4-days sessions of @Eu_SocialCit Winter School!
So nice to participate in many enriching discussions on #SocialEurope and to present ongoing research on minimum income and youth with @biancalunaf

Thanks to all organisers and other participants!

[ETUI - European Trade Union Institute @ETUI_org]

With more than 91 million people at risk of #poverty & social exclusion, we need #MinimumIncome schemes more than ever

Don't miss this panel with Daniel Clegg, @biancalunaf, Sarah Marchal, Ilaria Madama and Kahina Rabahi

More info here ↪️ https://t.co/z4DwzWFSaD
#4Equality

[@biancalunafabris.bsky.social @biancalunaf]

Is #NextGenerationEU able to fulfil all its promises (recovery, fair climate & digital transitions, welfare state recalibration...) or is it a response to the economic and political imbalances leftover from the Eurozone crisis?
Follow us tomorrow ⬇️

[Paolo Borrometi @paoloborrometi]

Auguri #Daphne, buon compleanno!
Noi continuiamo a chiedere verità e Giustizia per il tuo barbaro omicidio.
Non dimenticheremo mai il tuo esempio

[Gary King @kinggary]

Just recorded all my lectures for Quantitative Social Science Methods, I -- the first course in the Harvard Government Dept graduate methods sequence -- and am making them available publicly here: https://t.co/oQfRetbRZr I hope you find them useful for your course, or yourself