#TSI project launched!🎉Supporting 🇵🇹 Portugal Ministry of Science, Technology & Higher Education @ciencia_pt to foster equity in universities and polytechnics, making education more accessible. Great collaboration ahead with @OECDEduskills & @dges_pt
🎥 https://t.co/sUfTGjyq3Y
@OECD@stescarpetta@ValerieAFrey@gustafmaja@AGarnero OECD #Risksthatmatter survey finds that economic insecurity and access to good-quality healthcare are the top 2 worries across countries.
Concerns about making ends meet have increased in 2⃣7⃣ countries over the past 2 years.
Compare your country 👉 https://t.co/PJSjBoONqJ
Satisfaction with public education, health and public safety is relatively high, but many doubt that government financial support is reliable.
Learn more from the 🆕 #Risksthatmatter survey
👉 https://t.co/PJSjBoONqJ
9⃣ out of 🔟 people say they are concerned about #inflation and the #CostOfLiving in their country.
Learn more about the OECD #RisksThatMatter survey:
👉 https://t.co/6yXa6UZHM5
LAUNCH 📢 Breaking the cycle of #GenderBasedViolence: Translating evidence into action for victim/survivor-centred governance
🗓️ 2 OCT 🕐 13:00 CEST 📌 ZOOM
Join the event as the panel discuss recommendations from the report. #EndGBV
Register👉 https://t.co/XoF0uufjtv
Over 7⃣0⃣% of people want government to do more to help people deal with rising #CostOfLiving, with rates highest in countries where people feel more vulnerable.
Learn more from OECD's #RisksThatMatter survey
👉 https://t.co/6yXa6UZHM5 | #inflation
Kids and costs: Parents are struggling to make ends meet in this time of high #inflation in OECD countries.
See 🆕 analysis here 👉 https://t.co/6yXa6V0fBD | #CostOfLiving
Respondents to OECD #Risksthatmatter survey call for
✅ easier access to public benefits and services, and
✅ more government spending to focus on health, pensions and long-term care.
Find out more from the new report 👉 https://t.co/PJSjBoONqJ
We asked people from 27 countries about the risks they face and their preferences for government action, they:
💡worry about family finances and health
💡want easier access to benefits
💡think government spending should focus on
health, pensions and long-term care
What are the #risksthatmatter in this time of high #inflation?
The latest @OECD survey shows people worry most about finances & health and are skeptical about receiving government support.
Find out more from the new report 👉 https://t.co/PJSjBoONqJ
Policy responses to #IntimatePartnerViolence have been inconsistent over time, disjointed across Ministries, and inadequately funded.
Governments must prioritise an integrated service delivery approach to support victims/survivors.
Learn+ 👉 https://t.co/lqujNcVeSO #OECDGender
Our report highlights key challenges and collates successful interventions - read about key examples of country experiences here: https://t.co/QQ552CgkoW
Victim/survivor-centred service delivery is important. Central governments and local stakeholders should work together as co-creators of policy and guidelines
Great Saturday morning read! Sticky floors and glass ceilings prevent equal contributions to environmental leadership for men and women. This is a missed opportunity for better environmental action. Why? ⬇️
Today, the @OECD launches its working paper on #women's leadership in environmental action ♀️ 🌍
It examines women's integration in #environment-related decision making, across both the public & private sectors.
Find out more ⤵️
https://t.co/smifVc02dM
Did you know❔📊
In #OECD countries 4⃣2⃣% of @UNFCCC national focal points are #women ♀️ 🌍
Research has found that presence of women in decision-making bodies in the public sector can lead to more ambitious #climate goals & policies.
More ⤵️
https://t.co/smifVc02dM
See brand new article using #RisksThatMatter survey data 💡
For more like this, register here for our @OECD_Social event on Monday➡️ https://t.co/s76EO1JJy7
Exciting #data workshop coming up! Researchers tell us how they have used the #RisksThatMatter 2020 survey, and what else we should do in future📈
Remember💡We are taking proposals for new questions and modules for the 2022 wave until 22 April: https://t.co/GyoeSbfnz2
How should social policies respond to tech & other changes in labour markets? Join us on 11 April to discuss! Register @ https://t.co/rl296EueEY Featuring @mariusbusemeyer @TobiasFTober @julinachueri @ProfKunze@briittavs_@gustafmaja & many more