The GGPs stride to enhancing its societal value Professor Anne H. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

The GGP’s stride to enhancing its societal value Professor Anne H. Gauthier 4 th International Conference on Research Infrastructures | ICRI 2018 Vienna, 12 - 14 September 2018 1

The Generations and Gender Programme 2

Key Themes Key GGP survey themes 3

Reflecting Designing on ‘fit for questionnai purpose’ re Societal value Making Engaging in data public and available & policy providing debates training Disseminati ng findings 4

Examples of activities to enhance our societal value 1. Data visualisation 2. Evidence-informed policies and debates 3. Teaching and training 5

Examples 1. Data visualisation 6

Example: Marital Status at First Birth The GGP datasets increase insights into how different factors influence the behavior of individuals and 7 families and reveal societal level patterns of demographic change

Example: Marital Status at First Birth The GGP datasets increase insights into how different factors influence the behavior of individuals and 8 families and reveal societal level patterns of demographic change

Examples 2. Evidence-informed policies and debates 9

Demographic challenges Work-life balance and gender Loneliness and social exclusion 10

https://www.population-europe.eu/policy-brief/becoming-adult-europe 11

EU & Global Collaboration 12

Examples 3. Teaching and training 13

Support to new generations of scientists and academics 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Student Phd Student Post-Doc Senior Researcher 80% Figure 2 - Users by Seniority Level (2017) 70% 60% 50% Women 40% Men 30% 20% 10% 0% Student PhD Post-Doc Senior Researcher Figure 1 - Users by Gender & Seniority 14

Reflections • Does it work? What can we do further? 15

Reflections 1. Strong central hub (leadership and resources) 2. Multi-channels and collaboration with partners 3. Societal value at all stages of the data life cycle 16

“The GGP has been an invaluable source of data, helping us understand family dynamics during a period of rapid social change. Research using the GGP has helped policy makers to understand this change and how best to respond.” Professor Pearl Dykstra European Commission High Level Group of Scientific Advisors 17

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