The main purpose of the post-assessment is to assist the national "Labour Intensive Infrastructure Programme" in Jordan through collecting former participants’ feedback on the extent to which the programme has contributed to peace and resilience in host communities, with special attention to the relationship between Jordanians and Syrian refugees.

All over Europe, there is increased focus on longer working lives due to increased life expectancy and decreased birth rates, which put strains on welfare funding across nations. Although the overall population on average is healthier, better educated and has longer careers than before, there is limited knowledge on the health consequences of prolonged working careers.

This project is module 1 in a research-based evaluation of Sparebankstiftelsen SR-Bank’s initiative FOR EVERYONE! The evaluation will provide knowledge about the extent the donations reach the target groups, and what, if any, characterizes the projects that have good goal achievement.

Fafo, with three other actors, aims to develop statistical background material for the government's plan for recruitment, competence, and professional development in the healthcare sector for the period 2021–2025. We will also evaluate the use of resources to achieve the goals for K 2025.

Since March 2020, both the central and local social dialogue has been put on its’ worst stress test ever.

The project will follow HK's project aimed at the increased organization in the banking and finance sector and map out how the project has worked. This is done through interviews at the local and central level in HK, through a survey, and by reviewing documents and statistics.

The industrial actors and institutions are key elements in the Norwegian labour market model. Previous research has shown that these institutions are solid, however, the unionization rate and the collective bargaining coverage in the private sector are decreasing.

We will explore changes in resettlement policies, specifically related to the concept of "vulnerability", and how these policy changes shape the processes of how refugees are selected for resettlement.

The overall goal of the project is to investigate whether the UDI's conduct of asylum interviews is in line with current quality requirements.

The overall objective of this project is to evaluate the implementation process as well as the effect of, and experiences with, two learning resources about violence and abuse against children: "Snakke sammen" (talk) and "Jeg Vet". (I know)

This project sets out to study how institutional and social trust develops over time among newly arrived refugees in Norway and Denmark. Our focus is on the role of welfare state institutions: How do different institutions, policies and street-level practices influence refugees’ trust in host country institutions?

The NEUROLIFE project maps experiences with and perspectives on living conditions, social participation, and public services among youth and young adults with neurodevelopmental diagnoses. The most salient neurodevelopmental diagnoses in this research are ADHD, Autism and Tourette's Syndrome. A disproportionate number of young adults with these diagnoses struggle mentally, physically, socially and financially, and today’s public services are only able to contribute to a limited extent to remedy such burdens. 

The project will examine how current regulations and the immigration authorities' practice safeguard children's right to be heard in deportation cases that affect them.