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Strong families and communities

As Europe's demography changes, tasks of caregiving will be redistributed. Policy can support families and communities through this transition: by connecting them and supporting their needs.

What we know

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Understanding parenthood decisions

Our data shows: good health and stable partnerships are key. 
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Help between generations

Who receives and who gives? Our researchers measured it. 
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Productive retirement

Without retired people, our economy wouldn't be the same.
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Crises affect women's childbearing-plans

We analysed survey data from five countries.

What we recommend

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Slow the "Relationship Recession"

Young Europeans have fewer lasting partnerships. How policy could help.
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Support fertility during crises

Fertility trends could be shielded against shocks, data suggests.
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Create a baby-friendly Europe

How to build attractive environments for families.
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Manage demographic change locally

Adapt and prepare: policymakers share their strategies.

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Demographic Resilience

Resilience goes beyond being robust. It is about adapting and transforming.
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Strong families & communities

Policy can go a long way to support parents and foster social cohesion in Europe.
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Adaptive labour markets

Ageing and AI are already changing how we work. Our research indicates how best to respond.
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An age-friendly Europe

As we age, we become more skilled and more resilient. An age-friendly Europe recognises this potential.
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