Projects

YOUTH – Young in Occupations and Unemployment: Thinking of their better integration in the labour market

Completed project
Project duration: 2007 – 2008

The project aimed to develop a comprehensive overview of the current European approaches to integrating young people into the labour market, and to choose those practices that have the potential of improving the current and future situation in this area.

In addition to the NTF the partners included the Italian CESOS and the Hungarian Szent István University Gödöllö.

Support of Elderly People Employment

Completed project
Project duration: 2005 – 2007

A project implemented by the Research Institute for Labour and Social Affairs that aimed to identify the situation and problems as regards the employment of elderly people. In particular, attention was paid to developing a range of appropriate suggestions on which decision makers could draw in implementing suitable solutions in line with the situation in the labour market.

The team of the National Observatory was responsible for analysing and articulating suggestions for appropriate solutions in the area of the development of the competencies and skills of elderly workers and their continuing education and training.

Lifelong learning strategy

Completed project
Project duration: 2006 – 2007

The objective of the project was to develop strategic materials building on European and national strategic documents that would identify the strengths and weaknesses in various sectors of lifelong learning and set the main strategic directions and measures for further development.

The team of the National Observatory was in charge of analysing and articulating strategic measures in the area of continuing education and training.

Strengthening of the capacity of the institutions from selected EU countries in the field of implementation of Regulations (EC) No. 883/2004 and 987/2009 and introduction of the electronic data exchange

Completed project

The realisation of this project is based on, amongst other things, Regulation no. 883/2004 (EC) and Regulation 987/2009, which imposes the obligation of all EU member states to secure international electronic data exchange in the area of social security within the framework of the entire European network.

The basic goal of the project for the institutions in the Czech Republic is the use of all of the benefits arising from the international cooperation during the building of fully functioning points of access to the data of the insured individuals in the EU (so-called Access Points (AP)) which ensure the necessary interoperability with the other affected international bodies within the framework of the European architecture for the exchange of standardised electronic documents. 

Project started in October 2010 and planned duration is 24 months.

Central European Initiative Human Resources Development Forum

Completed project

Prague CEI Human Resources Development Forum has been established by the international CEI Working Group for Human Resources Development & Training (later Focal Points Network for HRD), chaired by the Czech representative. The Forum has been established for the purpose of regular meetings of experts in the field of HRD on those themes, which were specified as the key ones. The format of international conference has been chosen for meetings of the Prague Forum since 2005. The themes for conferences are discussed and agreed at yearly meetings of Focal points. The conferences are organized by the National Training Fund with the support of the CEI and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic or the Research, Development and Innovation Council in 2013.

Mid-term skills supply and demand forecast

Completed project
 
National Training Fund is part of the project team focused on medium-term forecasts. The leader of team is the Warwick Institute for Employment Research (IER). The role of the National Training Fund consists in processing partial analysis of professional skills and characteristics.
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