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Project

ESS-SUSTAIN

Title European Social Survey Sustainability
Grant Agreement Number 676166
Funding Programmes H2020
Budget Total: €2,367,888.00, EC Contribution: €2,367,888.00
Dates 01/10/2015 - 31/03/2018
Project URL http://www.europeansocialsurvey.org/about/sustain.html
Scientific Domain Social Sciences and Humanities
Type Of Project RIA
Abstract The societal challenges affecting European societies require responsive socio-economic policy solutions. The European Social Survey is an unparalleled resource enabling stability and change in Europeans’ social attitudes to be charted. Its value for science and public policy has been recognised. However, despite such recognition and the clear success and impact of the European Social Survey research infrastructure, culminating in the award of ERIC status in 2013, there remain significant challenges to ensuring its long-term sustainability. ESS-SUSTAIN represents a comprehensive response to the different challenges and it will be instrumental in securing the sustainable future of ESS ERIC. A key challenge is ensuring the appropriate number of European countries are included, representing the different areas of geographic Europe. This is a critical requirement for meaningful analyses beyond the national level, as well as for the financial viability of the infrastructure. The most important activities in this proposal are therefore those which aim (i) to enhance the long-term commitment of existing Members and Observers of ESS ERIC, (2) effect the transfer of the current guest status of some countries to more stable memberships and (3) expand the coverage of the ESS to countries not yet affiliated. Based upon the current number of just over twenty countries participating in the ESS ERIC, a further increase of its membership will translate into lower costs of participation for all, whilst also strengthening the analytical power of its datasets.
Coordinator
(Organisation name and Country, EC contribution to budget) 		European Social Survey European Research Infrastructure Consortium, United Kingdom, (€2,367,888.00)