Transcript LOREM IPSUM

Delovni paket/Work Package No. 3:
Promotion of seniors‘
employability and postponed
retirement decisions
The Active and Healthy Ageing Strategy in Slovenia Joint Action has received funding
from the European Union.
WP staff
Lead partner: Institute for Economic Research (IER)
Steering: Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal
Opportunities
Sub-contractors: OECD, University of Ljubljana: Faculty of Economics
(FoE)
Staff:
Dr. Boris Majcen, IER
Dr. Nada Stropnik, IER
Mag. Damjan Kavaš, IER
Mag. Nataša Kump, IER
Mag. Klemen Koman, IER
Dr. Jože Sambt, FoE
Dr. Tomaž Turk, FoE
The Active and Healthy Ageing Strategy in Slovenia Joint Action has received funding
from the European Union.
Aim and goals of the WP
AIMS
Conduction of analysis, including financial estimations, and preparation of
recommendations for effective measures and models for the new strategy with the
aims:
•to improve the situation of older people in the labour market in Slovenia in terms of
raising the employment rate of older people;
•to raise the exit age from the labour market by the pension reform.
GOALS
The main goal is to identify adequate measures and actions, which would improve
sustainable employability of elderly as well as to support postponement of retirement
decisions in favor of active participation in the labour market.
The additional goal is to determine responsibilities of relevant stakeholders to design
and implement certain measures/actions/reforms, to identify important linkages
between different stakeholders to achieve adequate synergies, together with
indicators to assess the progress in achieving foreseen goals.
The Active and Healthy Ageing Strategy in Slovenia Joint Action has received funding
from the European Union.
Aktivnosti, procesni kazalniki in izdelki DP
Activities, outputs and outcomes of the WP
• Preparation and initialization of the consortium of all relevant institutions – list,
meeting, M3
• Analysis and evaluation of the current situation and projections in Slovenia
(promotion of seniors employability and postponed retirement decisions – Report,
M12
• Estimation of needed changes in employment rates – report, M12
• OECD country case study and presentation of the results – draft report M12, final
report M15
• Preparation of the inputs from WP3 for the study visits, report with materials for
consultations – M13
• Development, upgrading and preparation of the proposal for institutionalization of the
methodological approaches and tools in Slovenia – adapted MSM model, report, M23
• Consultations and meetings with relevant sectors and stakeholders, discussing the
proposed strategic approaches and measures – a set of roundtables/meetings, M13M22
• Preparation of an agreed and feasible set of measures and reforms with a proposed
set of AAI harmonised indicators for the AHA strategy – position paper drafting for
WP3, M20
The Active and Healthy Ageing Strategy in Slovenia Joint Action has received funding
from the European Union.
Activities, outputs and outcomes M1 – M3
1. Preparation and initialization of the consortium of all relevant
institutions in the field of WP3
• Leading partner: IER
• Participating partners: all (?)
• Responsible person: Damjan Kavaš
• Participating staff: Boris Majcen, Nada Stropnik, Nataša Kump
• M1- M3
2. Analysis and evaluation of the current situation and projections in
Slovenia (promotion of seniors employability and postponed
retirement decisions – start of work, M1-M3
• Leading partner: IER
• Participating partners: MDDSZ
• Responsible person: Nada Stropnik
• Participating staff: Boris Majcen, Nataša Kump, Damjan Kavaš
• M1- M3
The Active and Healthy Ageing Strategy in Slovenia Joint Action has received funding
from the European Union.
Activities, outputs and outcomes M1 – M3
3. Development, upgrading and preparation of the proposal for
iinstitutionalisation of the methodological approaches and tools in Slovenia
• Leading partner: IER
• Participating subcontractors: Faculty of Economics
• Responsible person: Boris Majcen
• Participating staff: Boris Majcen, Nataša Kump, Jože Sambt, Tomaž
Turk
• M1- M3
4.Agreement with the OECD representatives and start of work on country case
study
• Leading partner: IER
• Participating partners: MDDSZ
• Responsible person: Damjan Kavaš
• Participating staff: Boris Majcen, Nada Stropnik, Nataša Kump
• M2 - M3
The Active and Healthy Ageing Strategy in Slovenia Joint Action has received funding
from the European Union.
WP Proposed meetings and teleconferences
•Steering group and consortium meetings – presented in WP1
milestones
•Conferences, seminars and roundtables – presented in WP2
milestones
The Active and Healthy Ageing Strategy in Slovenia Joint Action has received funding
from the European Union.
Gantogram/Gantt Chart
WP3 -Promotion of senior's employability and postopned retirement decisions
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ACTIVITIES AND MILESTONES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Preparation and initialization of the consortium of all relevant
institutions in the field of WP3 in Slovenia
Analysis and evaluation of current situation and projectionsin
Slovenia in the area of promotion of seniors employability and
postponed retirement decisions
Estimation of the needed changes in employment rates
A
B
C
Development, upgrade and proposal for institutionalization of
the methodological approaches and tools for Slovenia
D
Preparation of the inputs from WP3 for the study visits, report
with materials for consultations
OECD country case studyand presentation of results
E
F1
F2
Consultations and meetings with relevant sectors and
stakeholders, discussing the proposed strategic approaches
and measures
Preparation of the agreed set of measures and reforms with a
proposed set of AAI harmonized indicators for Slovenia for the
AHA strategy -position paper drafting for WP3
G
The Active and Healthy Ageing Strategy in Slovenia Joint Action has received funding
from the European Union.
Razno / Miscelaneus
•Consortium of relevant institutions – separated by WP‘s or put
together?
The Active and Healthy Ageing Strategy in Slovenia Joint Action has received funding
from the European Union.