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International Partners
Gary POLLOCK (The Manchester Metropolitan University) Jennifer SYMONDS (University College Dublin)
The Team
Project management Sandra FLORIAN, Researcher, Project co-leader, Ined Nathalie LE BOUTEILLEC, Professor at University of Picardy Jules Verne and Associated Researcher at Ined, Project co-leader Gaspar MASSIOT, Survey statistician, Ined Ognjen OBUCINA, Researcher, Project co-leader, Ined Zoé PERRON, Project manager, Ined Aurélie SANTOS, Survey methodologist, Ined Communication Thomas WIEST, European and international affairs officer, Ined Data protection Lindsay FUSFELD, Data protection officer, Ined
Scientific Council
The Scientific Council evaluates the Institute’s scientific orientations and provides advisory opinions on any policy concerning scientific activity or recruitment profiles for new researchers. It is made up of four sections, each encompassing outside scientists, some from abroad, as well as elected staff representatives, representatives of research and statistics institutions and representatives of INED research study users.
Child well-being in the European Union
Although there is not readily available robust data to assess the child wellbeing situation in Europe in comparison to rest of the world, existing child indicators data indicate that European nations vary widely. Bradshaw et al. 2007 found that eight out of twenty five EU nations have “high” levels of child wellbeing (e.g. the Netherlands, Sweden, Spain, Slovenia), another eleven ...
Tests of the questionnaires
For this major survey, we plan to interview 8-year-olds children and their parents, as well as children under 1 year old. The ambition of this project is to follow them until they are 24 years old. A pilot survey, which involved 5 countries (Croatia, Finland, France, Ireland, Slovenia) took place in 2023. It was preceded by a test phase of the questionnaires ...
Current activities
· The pilot survey The pilot survey brought together the 4 partner countries that participated in the testing of the questionnaires (Croatia, Ireland, Finland and France), as well as Slovenia, in order to test the content and structure of the questionnaires, their translation and the functioning of the CAPI tools (allowing for a fully computerized questionnaire). This pilot took ...
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About GUIDE/EuroCohort
Horizon 2020 program (2021-2025) INED Project Leader: Nathalie Le Bouteillec, Sandra Florian, Ognjen Obucina Coordination: Manchester Metropolitan University Partners: 27 partners from 18 countries Context Ensuring the well-being of children and young people is one of the major global challenges, notably cited in the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. The European Union has announced the creation of a European Child Guarantee to ensure that "every child ...
Pilot survey
The Growing Up In Digital Europe (GUIDE) / EuroCohort survey will be Europe’s first comparative birth cohort survey on child well-being. It will be an important source of high quality longitudinal statistical evidence to support the development of social policies which will enhance the wellbeing of children, young people and their families across Europe for many years to come. It ...