One of the main reasons for gender imbalance in the EU transport sector — where only 22 % of the workforce are women — is the persistence of strong gender stereotypes. Gendered perceptions about specific jobs and careers are developed at a young age. They shape children’s aspirations and their a...
This toolkit has been developed for primary school teachers and primary school young learners (6-7 years old). It aims to support teachers to organise discussions in the classroom to effectively address gender stereotypes, based on the example of the transport sector. Other than primary school t...
The report examines, monitors and quantifies compliance with the open access requirements of Horizon 2020, for both publications and research data. With a steadily increase over the years and an average success rate of 83% open access to scientific publications, key findings indicate that the Eu...
The Key indicators for Research and Innovation project was a three-year project designed to support the development and implementation of the Commission's R&I policies with evidence at the EU, country and regional levels. As a result, 11 publications reflecting the work of the project were produ...
The Key indicators for Research and Innovation project was a three-year project designed to support the development and implementation of the Commission's R&I policies with evidence at the EU, country and regional levels. As a result, 11 publications reflecting the work of the project were produ...
The main objective of this study was to provide a comprehensive overview of real-world data (RWD) initiatives and their outputs aimed at addressing stakeholders’ needs. Capitalising on machine learning techniques and an extensive interview programme, the study mapped 192 RWDspecific initiatives ...
Online platforms have gained importance in the past couple of years. They are present all over the world and in many sectors of the economy. Their main purpose is to facilitate transactions between various user groups. Hence, online platforms can be defined as online spaces in which users are br...
Multi-homing refers to a situation in which users tend to use several competing platform services in parallel. This applies to all sides of the market: businesses using different platforms to sell their goods and services; customers (buyers, end users) switching between different platforms to bu...