La réforme du congé parental de 2015 s’est traduite par la mise en place de la prestation partagée d’éducation de l’enfant (Prepare). La réforme poursuivait un double objectif : améliorer le taux d'emploi des femmes en limitant leur éloignement du marché du travail pendant une période trop longue et obtenir un meilleur partage des responsabilités parentales au sein du couple. Plus..
22 octobre 2019
Appel à projets de recherche - Évaluer l’impact de la réforme du congé parental de 2015
Math’n Pop, le 3 octobre prochain en Sorbonne !
Le spectacle Math’n Pop se déroulera le 3 octobre prochain dans l’Amphithéâtre Richelieu de la Sorbonne. Il s’agit d’une conférence-concert jouée et chantée par le directeur de recherche au Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Moreno Andreatta, dans le domaine des relations entre les mathématiques et la musique. Ce dernier est également compositeur et pianiste. Plus...Concours enseignants : les inscriptions se terminent le 10 octobre
Les inscriptions aux concours enseignants du premier et du second degré seront closes jeudi 10 octobre. Plus...Commitment to gender equality companies operating internationally
To develop its recommendations, it set up a working group, drew up an inventory, met with some 30 stakeholders and organised 19 hearings.
While the statistics show a slow but definite increase in women's rights and gender equality since the middle of the 20th century, inequalities still exist. Inequalities are particularly significant in the professional context but vary according to the country and the sector of activity. Worldwide, women earn, on average, 20% less than men.
Many legislative, social, cultural, economic and legislative obstacles to gender equality persist in the world. The existence of restrictive legislation, the inequitable distribution of unpaid activities, insufficient support for parenting, difficulties of access to education, energy, sexual and reproductive health are all obstacles to gender equality and women's empowerment. More...
How can we now reduce CO2 emissions from cars?
Confronted by the climate emergency, the European Union has established that by 2021 the CO¬2 emissions from new cars will be 95 grams per kilometre. In April 2019, the European Union set a goal of a further 37.5% reduction by 2030. Yet, these carbon emissions far from diminishing have increased over the last two years. More...
Objective "Zero net artificialization": which levers should be used to protect soils?
Biodiversity is currently undergoing massive and rapid erosion. The artificialization of soils is one of the main causes, because it destroys natural habitats and ecological continuities. It is, therefore, necessary to curb this phenomenon, and to renature artificial lands whenever possible. More...
Autonomy of local and regional authorities: a European comparison
France is characterised by a low level of public expenditure decentralisation. Only 20% of these expenditures are paid by local and regional authorities, compared to an average of 31% in the European Union. All the major neighbouring countries decentralize more than France, particularly in the areas of education and health. More...
The impact of immigration on the labour market, public finances and economic growth - Literature review
The National Assembly’s Commission for Assessment and Monitoring has decided to work on the social and economic costs and benefits of immigration. To this effect, its president called upon the Prime Minister, who agreed, to instruct France Stratégie to carry out a study to determine the current state of knowledge in this area. More...
Mediation: impossible? On mediations between citizens and administration
Long after the Swedish justitieombudsman, a pioneer in the amicable resolution of disputes between private individuals and the public authorities since 1809, France embarked on this path in 1973, with the creation of the national Ombudsman, the Mediator of the Republic (Médiateur de la République). More...
The geographical distribution of public sector posts
Are public sector posts equitably distributed across France? This question is twofold, since it concerns both the appeal of regions and the accessibility of all citizens to public administrations. To clarify this question a distinction is made between “local” public sector posts, those designed to provide services for local users, and “non-local” public sector posts, those within Defense, justice, higher education, and public research; local and central government departments; and the head offices of regional authorities (22 % of the total). Such a distinction reveals two contrasting phenomena. More...
