report. PRIVMORT – Privatisation and Mortality Crisis in Post-Communism: A Multi-Level indirect demographic Analysis, "Ideas" Specific Programme. Led by Cambridge University, the international consortium investigated patterns and reasons of mortality change in three countries (Belorussia, Hungary and Russia). TÁRKI coordinated large scale empirical surveys in the three countries. STYLE – Strategic Transitions for Youth Labour in Europe (2014–2017) The project brought 24 consortium partners together, including an international advisory network and local advisory boards of employers, unions, policy makers and NGOs from over 20 European countries. The project was led by the University of Brighton, ran for 42 months, examined the obstacles and opportunities affecting youth employment in Europe. Poverty Reduction in Europe: Social policy and innovation (IMPROVE), (2012–2016) The research developed new tools for monitoring poverty, social policy and social innovative practices. For the first time reference budgets were computed for several member states using a single theoretical framework and a consistent methodology. TÁRKI led work packages on measurement and indicators of poverty and on the situation of the Roma. European Regions, EU External Borders and the Immediate Neighbours. Analysing Regional Development Options through Policies and Practices of Cross-Border Co-operation (Euborderregions), (2011–2015) The project's main objective was to identify challenges to economic, social and territorial cohesion as well as regional development potentials in different borderlands at the EU's external frontiers. Understanding Conflict and Integration Outcomes of Inter-Group Relations and Integration Policies in selected Neighbourhoods of Five European Cities (Concordia Discors), (2011–2012) The Concordia Discors Project is investigating intergroup relations at neighbourhood level, with the aim of producing a deep, strongly empirical-based and directly policy-relevant understanding of integration and conflict processes in the neighbourhoods of European cities. Growing Inequalities' Impacts (GINI), (2010–2013) Growing Inequalities' Impacts. (2010–2013) The project was a major European-wide study on the impact of growing inequalities, coordinated by University of Amsterdam. Results are summarized in two volumes on "Changing Inequalities and Societal Impacts in Rich Countries" by Oxford University Press. The project was coordinated by University of Amsterdam. Social Situation Observatory - Income Distribution and Living Conditions, (2004–2016) A consortium led by Applica, Brussels (having TÁRKI, Essex University and Eurocentre, Vienna) produced annual monitoring reports on trends of income distribution and social inclusion in Europe. Assessing Needs of Care in European Nations (ANCIEN), (2009–2012) The project proceeds in consecutive steps of collecting and analysing information and projecting future scenarios on long term care needs, use, quality assurance