Research Group Governance, Economy and Citizenry Website: Presentation: Project goals: Setting up of a technical evaluation plan for the Português Para Todos (PPT – Portuguese for All) Programme, its goals and execution monitoring, in order to produce a characterization and comprehensive interpretation system of PPT. Along with this analysis, the complexity of this venture dictates the systematization of possible findings based on existing monitoring systems, the creation of supplementary data collection instruments that widen available interpretation mechanisms. Methodology: PPT Programme evaluation will be performed based on a comprehensive multi-method project specifically designed to gather relevant information to the analysis of different levels that determine the Programme’s course: • Monitoring system/ database analysis • Interviews • Survey • Case studies • Focus group sessions • SWOT analysis. Period: 2013 - 2014 Funding Institution: ACIDI, I.P. Coordination: Nuno Dias , Maria Assunção Gato DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Ana de Saint-Maurice (consultant) External Team: Marie Klinke, Bruno Neves Resources: Updated: 02/02/2018 #NunoDias #MariaAssunçãoGato #SóniaCosta #AnadeSaintMaurice #GEC

Research Group Innovation and Labour Website: https://sites.google.com/site/tessfct/about-tess Presentation: This project addresses the role of emerging energy technologies in the transition to an environmentally sustainable paradigm. It focuses on the functions played by new technology-intensive firms (NTIFs) - academic or corporate spin-offs - in the process of developing research-based renewable energy technologies, and introducing them into the market, as well as on their interactions with other key actors.Methodology:Using a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods, we will address the commercialization process of new technologies, with a view to understanding:1) the role of firms originating from academic institutions or from established companies in the market introduction of renewable energy technologies;2) the type of alliances and networks they establish and the nature and behaviour of other actors they engage with (research organizations; large energy established firms, etc.);3) the impact of policies, through incentives or through the creation of a legal framework and technical infrastructures and norms;4) the impact of institutional changes, both policy induced and deriving from social behaviour changes. Our final objective is thus to uncover the roles that emerge as a result of the strategies identified their relative prevalence and the specific configurations they assume in the energy area. The impact of particular institutional contexts will be assessed through international comparisons (with Netherlands and UK). This will enable us to typify the roles played by NTIFs in the transition to a sustainable energy regime. The results of this project will contribute to on-going research on how to achieve a regime shift, as well as to an understanding of how these processes are taking place in the Portuguese energy system, providing insights to policy formulation and supporting collective action by environmentally active social groups. Period: 2011 - 2014 Funding Institution: FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia Coordination: Isabel Salavisa DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Cristina de Sousa , Margarida Fontes, Pedro Videira (until 15/03/2013), José Assis, Teresa Calapez, Mafalda Siva (BI since 01/12/2011 – 30/11/2013); João Filipe Ferreira (BI since 15/10/2012); Micaela Ferreira (BI since 01/02/2013), Vitor Corado Simões (since 15/03/2013). External Team: Sílvia Matias (until 15/03/2013). Resources: https://sites.google.com/site/tessfctpt/activities Updated: 02/02/2018 #IL #CristinadeSousa #MargaridaFontes #PedroVideira #TeresaCalapez #MafaldaSilva #MicaelaFerreira #Innovation

Research Group Cities and Territories Website: n.a. Presentation: Comprehensive and systematic characterization of the publics of the EGEAC equipment and events, according to a set of key dimensions and variables to be agreed between the technical team and EGEAC, based on a technical and scientifically anchored approach to ensure the representativeness of the expected conclusions . This characterization aims to meet the following general objectives: To characterize and analyze the structure, composition and annual evolution of users of equipment, rooms, regular and occasional events organized by EGEAC. To raise and systematize the diversity of schedules and events organized in the various spaces managed by EGEAC and its target recipients. Know, problematize and interrelate the profiles of the public and users of the various events and equipment. Perceive the image of EGEAC in its area of ​​influence. Identify public potentials and strategies of approximation with hypothetical future users. Period: 2012 - 2014 Funding Institution: EGEAC – Empresa de Gestão de Equipamentos e Animação Cultural, E.E.M. Coordination: Pedro Costa DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Giles Teixeira , Cristina Latoeira, Thiago Feitosa; Consultants: Margarida Perestrelo , Miguel Magalhães External Team: Telma Pereira; Khadija Benis; Inês Velez; Ivana Anastácio; João Belmar da Costa; Tiago Lemos Resources: Project reports Updated: 02/02/2018 #CT #PedroCosta #GilesTeixeira #CristinaLatoeira #ThiagoFeitosa #MargaridaPerestrelo #MiguelMagalhães

Research Group Governance, Economy and Citizenry Website: n.a. Presentation: Project goals were to analyze: 1) the regulatory framework of Volunteerism in SCML (assumptions, principles, objectives, expectations; 2) the degree of implementation of the principles and objectives underlying the implementation of the Voluntary Service in SCML (strengths and weaknesses, difficulties and obstacles, articulation with other internal services, 'good practices', innovation factors; 3.) the organizational and procedural models adopted (factors of effectiveness and efficiency, degree of satisfaction; 4) the results and actual Impacts of the Volunteer Service in the different areas of SCML intervention (results, degrees of satisfaction, confrontation with initial expectations; 5) to produce Strategic Recommendations. Methodology was based on a quantitative approach, which will make it possible to characterize motivations, satisfaction levels, constraints, expectations, perception of results and impacts, etc., of the various stakeholders within the scope of the project (Beneficiaries, Volunteers and the Services of SCML itself). Also, there was an approach of a qualitative nature, by means of which the knowledge relating to each of the dimensions of analysis is comprehensively explored. In this case, in addition to the framework of the Beneficiaries, Volunteers and Services of the SCML, a phase is also proposed to collect information with the beneficiaries' families. Period: 2014 - 2014 Funding Institution: Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa Coordination: Madalena Matos DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Teresa Amor , Sónia Costa , Pedro Costa External Team: Pedro Alcântara, Instituto do Envelhecimento – Universidade de Lisboa (Consultor) Resources: n.a. Updated: 31/01/2018 #GEC #MadalenaMatos #TeresaAmor #SóniaCosta #PedroCosta

Research Group Governance, Economy and Citizenry Website: n.a. Presentation: A team has been conducting, since 2011, a longitudinal study, with a qualitative approach – Barometer of People in a Vulnerable Situation – within the framework of the Fight Against Poverty in the City of Lisbon Observatory, promoted by EAPNPortugal. With three sets of interviews it was possible to follow up on the same group of people in a vulnerable situation through time, meeting the research goals, specifically: detecting vulnerability processes concerning different poverty profiles and their repercussions in the life path; analysing individual resources and activation provisions aimed to building economic and living autonomy; and evaluating the impact of socioeconomic, political and institutional dimensions underlying resource production and the opportunities granted to subjects. Interviewee selection criteria were based on two axes: vulnerability profiles that other studies had shown to predominate in the city of Lisbon with a view of grasping the diversity of situations and evaluating the impact of social policies in terms of vulnerability situations characteristics; and the territorial axis, where two areas in Lisbon were identified due to the higher socioeconomic indexes and differing in terms of youth/aging index and type of housing. Given these three axes, a profile distribution was obtained as follows: poor, unemployed workers; female informal caregivers; elders in a vulnerable condition, unable to work due to illness and unaffiliated. Period: 2013 - 2014 Funding Institution: REAPN – Rede Europeia Anti Pobreza Coordination: Sónia Costa DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Alexandra Castro , Marta Santos, Isabel Guerra (consultant) Resources: Updated: 31/01/2018 #GEC #SóniaCosta #AlexandraCastro #IsabelGuerra #MartaSantos

Research Group Governance, Economy and Citizenry Website: n.a. Presentation: This evaluation sought to provide the bodies participating in designing, implementing and executing the MMP with relevant data enabling a theoretical and practical reference framework to be established. This resulted in a number of specific objectives: to analyse the degree of implementation of actions and the mobilisation of partners;to identify strategies adopted to achieve specific objectives by areas of involvement, favourable factors and constraints on mediation activity; to explore the ethical grounds for local authority mediation via the skills profile and training actions, professional framework and roles, policy areas and methods; to understand the contextual conditions and methodological procedures that increase the possibilities for innovation; to identify the project’s impact in different areas, particularly in terms of intervention areas and methods, empowerment and equal opportunities among the Roma population, local governance procedures and the principal lessons of the project for the technical coordination teams and mediators; to examine the unexpected and unwanted effects of implementing the MMP ( extract from the report) Period: 2012 - 2014 Funding Institution: ACIDI - Alto Comissariado para a Imigração e Diálogo Intercultural, I.P. Coordination: Alexandra Castro DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Marta Santos Resources: Report Updated: 02/02/2018 #GEC #AlexandraCastro #MartaSantos

Research Group Innovation and Labour Website: n.a. Presentation: DINAMIA’CET and the Centre of Studies for Social Intervention (CESIS) have constituted a consortium that provides services within the European Observatories of the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (EUROFOND), namely the European Observatory on industrial relations (EIRO) and the European Observatory on Working Conditions (EWCO). EIRO and EWCO are supported by a Network of European Correspondents across all EU Member States and Norway. Eurofound runs two regular surveys on working life issues: the European Working Conditions Survey (EWCS) and the European Company Survey (ECS). EWCO focuses on the area “Working conditions and sustainable work” and EIRO on “Industrial Relations”. CESIS is the leader of the consortium and delivers products in both areas, DINAMIA’CET makes contributions to EIRO’s comparative studies in “Industrial Relations”, namely: Data and information on key dimensions and indicators relevant to industrial relations, Data and information on pay and working time, Studies on the representativeness of sectoral social partner organisations (mandated by the European Commission) DINAMIA’CET provides the data and info for EUROFOUND’s “Database on wages, working time and collective disputes” and “Database on collective wage bargaining”. Period: 2010 - 2013 Funding Institution: EUROFOUND - European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions – tender with academic selection panel Coordination: Heloísa Perista (CESIS), Maria da Paz Campos Lima (DINÂMIA'CET-IUL) DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Reinhard Naumann External Team: Janine Nunes, Eudelina Jesus Resources: Updated: 31/01/2018 #IL #MariadaPazCamposLima #ReinhardNaumann #Labour

Research Group Cities and Territories Website: http://www.trajectorias-residenciais.com/?page_id=2 Presentation: The project's overall objective is the study of residential trajectories of the inhabitants of Lisbon Metropolitan Area (LMA), born between 1935-1985. However, given the need to deepen knowledge about the ongoing changes that could form the basis of a restructuring of the logic of the contemporary metropolis, priority will be the analysis of the younger generations: those born between 1965-1985 and whose entry in adulthood and residential autonomy will likely already occurred after the EU accession, the emergence period of the main indicators of modernity. Period: 2010 - 2013 Funding Institution: FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia Coordination: Isabel Guerra DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Sandra Marques Pereira , Ana Cristina Ferreira , Teresa Costa Pinto , Paulo Marques (BI 2010-2011); Marta Coto (BI 2011-2012). External Team: Catherine Bonvalet (consultant) Resources: Books - 1; Peer-reviewed articles – 2 international; 3 national; Presentations at scientific meetings – 2 international; Organization of scientific events – 1 international. Updated: 02/02/2018 #CT #TeresaCostaPinto #IsabelGuerra #SandraMarquesPereira #AnaCristinaFerreira #PauloMarques #MartaCoto

Research Group Governance, Economy and Citizenry Website: Presentation: In recent times the world witnessed dramatic changes in the ways personal data are accessed, processed and used. Personal data are a key asset of the information economy. The amount and variety of personal information in administrations’ databases and systems also escalated. At the same time, the general public became increasingly aware of the related risks for both individuals and society. Normative issues thereby arose about how to define the correct balance between the interests and values at stake, a tension first addressed by the Data Protection Directive - DPD (1995). Later on, a number of measures as part of the EU Space for Freedom, Security and Justice raised mounting concerns about their bearing on privacy and individual freedoms, namely: new information systems for control of individuals’ movements within the EU and across its borders, identity cards containing biometrical data, and the Data Retention Directive. The need to reassess the DPD was therefore acknowledged. This call emerged whilst the Charter of Fundamental Rights entered into force (2010). A challenging theoretical target for this project thus was to critically analyse the principles, rights and guarantees contained in the EU data protection law and under the Space of Freedom, Security and Justice and to proceed to an evaluation of the underlying balancing of values and rights in the light of the Charter. A complementary goal was to deepen our understanding of the related social values. Designing and applying a questionnaire survey to a quota sample of Portuguese respondents pursued this goal. Period: 2011 - 2013 Funding Institution: FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia Coordination: Maria Eduarda Gonçalves (DINÂMIA'CET-IUL) DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: External Team: Fernanda Paula Martins Castro, Nuno José Cardoso da Silva Piçarra Resources: Updated: 31/01/2018 #MariaEduardaGonçalves #GEC

Research Group Innovation and Labour Website: http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=1086&langId=en Presentation: The European Center of Expertise in labour law and labour market policy (ECE) is the result of a merger of several European the European Employment Policy Observatory (EEPO) and the European Labour Law Network (ELLN). The ECE is coordinated by the international consultancy firm ICF on behalf of the European Commission (DG Employment Social Affairs and Inclusion). Reinhard Naumann was the Portuguese correspondent of the EEPO and is now one of several Portuguese members of the ECE. The ECE covers legal, regulatory, economic and policy aspects of employment and labour markets, including reforms, in the 28 Member States, EEA countries, candidate countries and potential candidates. As a member of ECE Reinhard Naumann provides the following services: • specific analysis of the present and planned implementation of country specific recommendations by the Members States and National Employment Policy documents (in the case of candidate countries and potential candidates). • thorough analysis of practices implemented by employment services, social partners and other practitioners on the ground and assess their efficiency and return on investment, so as to improve future policy proposals. • report on and assess labour market dynamics, trends and policies in specific countries; • thematic researches concerning labour market related thematic topics. Period: 2007 - 2013 Funding Institution: GHK Consulting Ltd Coordination: Reinhard Naumann DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Nádia Simões Resources: Updated: 31/01/2018 #IL #ReinhardNaumann #NádiaSimões #Labour