CENTRAL EUROPE Output Library

The CENTRAL EUROPE Programme helps to improve living and working conditions in your region. Take a look at the CENTRAL EUROPE Output Library to find out what our projects do.

The Output Library collects (case) studies, surveys, analyses, inventories, guidelines and other interesting products from all our projects. Each output is connected with specific keywords.

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Analysis of demographic change effects with special focus on the labour market in Opole until 2020

This paper contains a concise description of demographic changes which took place in Opole in the period of systemic and economic transformation in the years 1989-2009, a comparison of the current population situation in the capital of the Opole province with other cities of the province rank as well as short information concerning the course of the forecasted demographic
processes and challenges for the regional development policy resulting from it.

Project:Via Regia + – Via Regia plus – Sustainable Mobility and Regional Cooperation along the Pan-European Transport Corridor III
Countries:Germany, Poland, Slovakia
Tag(s):Brain drain, Demographic change, Entrepreneur(ship), Human capital, Knowledge, Labour market, Young people
Common Service Standard

The purpose of AutoNet Quality Standards is to guarantee the minimum quality level for end beneficiaries of common network services across the AutoNet Network regions.

Project:AutoNet – Transnational Network of Leading Automotive Regions in CE
Countries:Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Slovenia, Slovakia
Date:January 2013
Tag(s):Cluster, Entrepreneur(ship), Brain drain, SME
Dealing with Female Brain-Drain in Rural Europe

WOMEN project analyses the issues related with migrate of young women living in rural, remote and sparsely populated areas. It touches the crucial question of equivalent living conditions in European peripheral and core areas.

Project:WOMEN – Realising a Transnational Strategy against the brain-drain of well-educated young women
Countries:Austria, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia
Tag(s):Brain drain, Young people, Rural areas
Strategy and Action plan against the brain-drain of well educated women

Brain-drain of young, educated women is a multifaceted phenomenon, conditioned by and leading to a large number of social and economic factors. It is targeted at European rural regions which are challenged by the brain-drain of well-educated young women, and at all other regions experiencing imbalances and negative tendencies in their gender characteristics.

Project:WOMEN – Realising a Transnational Strategy against the brain-drain of well-educated young women
Countries:Austria, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia
Tag(s):Brain drain, Rural areas