The project aim to close skills gaps, explore opportunities to embrace digital technologies such as AI-driven vocational education and training (VET), foster collaboration among organizations, and support sustainable business practices. By helping European SMEs with their green and digital transitions, we enhance the employability and adaptability of their workforces. We promote the twin transition by advocating for green skills, including second-hand consumption and the principles of a circular economy,...

The main objective of the project is to draft recommendations and indicators for self-monitoring and further self-evaluation (the so-called valorisation metrics) of research organisations in their activities to support the development and strengthening of knowledge transfer into practice in Slovenia.

The research program aims to investigate the interdisciplinary (socio-economic and health-related) aspects of the labor market, entrepreneurship and health on economic well-being and sustainable development. It aims to broaden and deepen scientific knowledge, promote the practical application of science and research, address the research needs of sectoral policies and advance science in three interrelated research areas: 1) labor market, work and work environment; 2) risks to health and quality of (working)...

The GREENTECH research programme has been awarded funding under the Recovery and Resilience Plan’s call for proposals to co-fund longer-term, large-scale collaborative research and innovation programmes in the TRL 3-6 range.

The research project links the themes of the European Union's macro-regional strategies with Slovenia's development objectives. National development strategies are an instrument for the formulation of long-term visions of socio-economic development, which allow for a strategically managed mobilisation of efforts to achieve set objectives.

The development of urban areas is different from 40 years ago. The problem that is a challenge for the project is that there is too much car traffic in Slovenia, which causes environmental pollution, has a sedentary mode of mobility, traffic jams and related stress, a large consumption of resources, such as energy and taking up space (roads, parking lots). and maintenance.

The research project focuses on the issue of early dropout from higher education in Slovenia. The project aims to understand and address thisproblem by analyzing the causes of student dropout and formulating measures to reduce this phenomenon. Student dropout has numerous negativeconsequences for the students themselves, higher education institutions, the economy, and society, such as incomplete education, reduced workforce competitiveness, and loss of financial resources for higher education.

The project aims to bring together transnational scientific knowledge under a common theme of OHS practices assessment and management.

In the European Union, the development of Gender Equality Plans (GEPs) intends to address the problems of gender equality in research and education institutions. In addition, there are specific gender equality issues within certain fields of study at research and education institutions. In this context, gender equality issues in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) are well known and specific action plans have been developed.

The study aims to fill the gap in assessing the green transition policy and trade-offs in the sustainability impacts of the Common Agricultural Policy by making a Hungarian-Slovenian comparison of agriculture, farms, and rural areas. The aim is to contribute to policy evaluation using advanced econometric methods to understand better the resilience and sustainability of the agri-environmental climate scheme (AECS) mechanism, the green transition, and trade-offs on sustainability impacts -...