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Loichinger

Elke

Ageing and Life Expectancy

Health

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Working Life

Alburez-Gutierrez

Diego

Family and Children

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Society and Solidarity

Kashnitsky

Ilya

Ageing and Life Expectancy

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28/11/22

GGP kicks off GGP-5D project

The Generations and Gender Programme entered a new era of its existence with the kick-off of the GGP-5D project. This new project will lead the GGP onto an institutionalised pathway of European Research Infrastructure Consortia.

14/11/2022

Support through the generations

By Jane Falkingham

Over the past 100 years, the size and composition of the world’s population has been transformed. Understanding patterns of intergenerational support is essential, particularly against the backdrop of changing family structures and global population ageing.

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07/11/2022

Understanding and comparing inequalities in skills development

On 21 October 2022, Population Europe and the project ‘Development of Inequalities in Child Educational Achievement: A Six Country Study’ (DICE project) held the online discussion ‘Understanding and comparing inequalities in skills development’.

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Introducing longitudinal population studies: The ONS Longitudinal Study and the Longitudinal Study of Young People in England 2

Thu Nov 10

Discover more about the longitudinal data available in the ONS Longitudinal Study & Longitudinal Study of Young People in England (Cohort 2)

https://population-europe.eu/registration-how-far-have-we-come-and-where-are-we-headed-reaching-8-billion-humans-planet

How far have we come, and where are we headed? Reaching 8 billion humans on the planet

Tue Nov 15

As the global population reaches eight billion, we bring together population experts to explore questions from the major demographic changes in the last decades to future dynamics as they relate to ageing and fertility.

Empirical prediction intervals applied to short term mortality forecasts and excess

Fri Oct 28

They propose empirical prediction intervals for the study of weekly expected and excess deaths and demonstrate the superior coverage and generality of these intervals compared with conventional parametric intervals.

Samir

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