Our expertise on statistical methodologies and in developing sound composite indicators provides policy-makers with the ‘big picture’ for informed policy decisions and progress monitoring.
This year, we celebrated 20 years of research on composite indicators at the JRC and discovered composite indicators measuring the complexity of three interconnected crisis: Climate change, Covid-19 and Conflict.
15 December | 14:00-16:50
The Community of Practice on Composite Indicators and Scoreboards is a place where experiences and ideas can meet in order to improve the work on these measures around the globe. It is an opportunity for everyone interested in these summary measures to be part of the conversation about the challenges created when measuring complex systems.
The Community of Practice meeting on Composite Indicators and Scoreboards has been live for five years. In each of these meetings we try to bring different perspectives from the ground on the practices and challenges of developing and using composite indicators and scoreboards worldwide. It is a great place to meet other people in the field, create new collaborations and stay up to the date with the latest developments on composite indicators and scoreboards.
We have been having a great line up of guests and inspiring conversations – and this year was no exception. From celebrating the 20 years of research on composite indicators at the Joint Research Centre to navigating the complexity of three interconnected crisis: Climate change, Covid-19 and Conflict with composite indicators, it was not an event to be missed.
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14:00 Welcome
14:05 20 lessons from 20 years: The power and charm of composite indicators and scoreboards
14:30 Around the world
14:55 Break
15:00 Special Session: The three Cs: Climate, Covid and Conflict
Part I. Climate
15:45 Break
15:50 Special Session: The three Cs: Climate, Covid and Conflict
Part II. Covid and Conflict
16:50 End
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Andrea Sibilia
European Commission, Joint Research Centre
Brian Wanbaugh
ND-GAIN, University of Notre Dame
Danielle Wood
Elena Lazarou
European Parliamentary Research Service
Jan Burck
Germanwatch
Lea Perekrests
Institute for Economics and Peace
Margareta Drzeniek
Horizon Group
Michaela Saisana
Tatiana Valyaeva
Heidelberg Institute for International Conflict Research
Ana Rita Neves
Minna Nurminem
15 November | Community of Practice
ContactJRC-COIN@ec.europa.eu
CostsThere is no registrations fee.
LanguageThe event will be held in English.
Social media@EU_ScienceHub#COINCoP
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