Webinar 3

Governance of youth transitions to education and labour

Governance, policy effectiveness and system performance in addressing EU targets and national challenges related to youth transitions.

Date Provisional, spring 2027

Format Online via MS Teams

Research streams OSES Delphi study and Efficiency assessment of policies

Presenters Claudia Palt (Economica, AT) ; Prof. James Williams (Birmingham City University, UK)

Programme

The session content below reflects the current planning of the webinar and will be confirmed by the stream leads. The joining link will be added here once available.

Programme provisional, to be confirmed

Time	Session
09:00–09:45	Opening session Short opening and welcome notes by the Coordinator Introduction of the theme and initial inputs by the stream leads, as short keynote speeches Short follow-up discussion and Q&A
09:45–10:30	Outcomes and findings, Part One — OSES Delphi stream Empirical evidence from statistical and social surveys, presented by the stream leads, Claudia Palt and Daniel Helmenstein “Voices of stakeholders”: the Delphi outcomes and the underlying methodology Outcomes of analysis and related products: accessible database, Dashboard, planned publications, policy briefs and inputs for toolkits Follow-up discussion moderated by Alexander Chvorostov
10:30–10:45	Coffee break
10:45–11:30	Outcomes and findings, Part Two — Policy-efficiency stream Revealed patterns, determinants and pathways of youth transitions, presented by the stream lead, Prof. James Williams Main findings (session title to be confirmed) Outcomes of analysis and related products: accessible database, Dashboard, planned publications, policy briefs and inputs for toolkits Follow-up discussion moderated by Alexander Chvorostov
11:30–12:15	Wrapping up the two stream discussions Feedback and comments from discussants, for example Prof. Filomena Parada and Prof. Theodor Leiber Feedback from external experts, sister projects and/or EC experts
12:15–12:45	Lunch break
12:45–13:15	Summarising and integration of results OSES Delphi stream: generated impacts and pathways to disseminate and exploit outcomes (Daniel Helmenstein) Policy-efficiency stream: generated impacts and pathways to disseminate and exploit outcomes (Prof. Theodor Leiber) Follow-up discussion moderated by Alexander Chvorostov
13:15–14:15	Wrap-up and outlook Guest lecture, if any Inputs to and from other research streams Synthesis and integration wrapping-up summary by Elias Carayannis Mini survey of impressions and concluding discussion Concluding notes by the Coordinator
14:15–14:30	Coffee break
14:30–16:00	Free programme Optional and adaptable session, if needed and feasible

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Light proceedings

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