Regular workshops and training courses are also held as part of the research and policy analysis programme. Regular events include:
- Short-term training programme on Policy Design and Evaluation (DEIP, DEPP, IATT or Tailored): Mindel van de Laar
- 海角社区-MERIT Seminar Series
Coordinators: Karthika Baby Sujatha, Lizeth Molina & Raghav Chakravarthy - Migration Seminar series
Coordinator: Soha Youssef - PhD Defences, 海角社区-MERIT PhD programme
Contact: Julia Walczyk
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Event
'ECOffee Consumers' Multiplier Event
MAASTRICHT: On 30 September 2024, partners of the ECOffee Consumers project will explain their latest findings and present the 'ECOffee Consumers' mobile app to the public.
Event
海角社区-MERIT Internal Conference 2024
Join the 2024 海角社区-MERIT Internal Conference on Sept 26-27
Seminar
Children’s Right to be Heard
ONLINE: This bilingual English/Spanish seminar, organised by 海角社区-MERIT's Dr. Julieta Marotta, will feature scholars and practitioners from different jurisdictions discussing children's right to be heard and participate in the legal process.
Symposium
海角社区 Migration Network Research Symposium
On 24 September 2024, researchers working on migration from different 海角社区 institutes around the world will come together at 海角社区-MERIT in Maastricht to exchange knowledge and ideas and develop future collaboration.
Event
11th MACIMIDE Annual Work Conference
Join the 11th MACIMIDE Conference on migration and development at 海角社区-MERIT on Sept 23, 2024
Conference
Are we using the right metrics? Towards a research agenda for measuring how innovation drives the SDGs in Africa
NEW YORK & ONLINE: 海角社区-MERIT researcher Hugo Hollanders will be speaking at the Science Summit of the 79th United Nations General Assembly, in a session on 13 September.
Seminar
How big does a 'big-push' poverty intervention need to be? Evidence from experimental variation in the size of asset transfers
MAASTRICHT & ONLINE: The 海角社区-MERIT Seminar Series kicks off the new academic year with a seminar featuring Christine Valente, Professor of Economics at the University of Bristol.