Senegal promises free care to young children and elderly alike. However, a new LISER study finds that only one of those promises is actually being kept — and the gap holds lessons for health policy ev...

Luxembourg’s nationwide fare-free public transport has made mobility more accessible, particularly for younger people, students and lower-income groups, but evidence shows that free fares alone have n...

The WISH project highlights the physical and psychosocial risks that affect cleaners' health and wellbeing, and identifies priorities for improvement.

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Greece has faced major crisis-driven job losses, persistent long-term unemployment, wage compression, and a post-crisis shift toward minimum-wage-led wage setting

LISER research shows which urban cooling measures citizens support, and why equity, communication and consultation matter.

A new LISER policy brief examines how Luxembourg can turn ideas, research and public support into stronger innovation and productivity growth.

Les scénarios socio-démographiques et investissements prévus annoncent une hausse de la demande de déplacements, plus de congestion et des risques de surcharge des infrastructures de transport.

AI is reshaping vacancies around analytical skills and critical judgement, turning labour-market fear into a call for reskilling.

Evidence from Luxembourg shows Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) reduces inequalities linked to school-entry age, with larger benefits for disadvantaged children.

Research Associate (Post-doc, f/m) in Housing and Migration in the long run - Ref: 26-16

Despite solid evidence, development financing largely overlooks economic migration, missing major opportunities for growth, skills, and shared benefits.