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Financing and Social Security

Name of Institute	Projects
CESOS (Italy)	Social security coverage for migrants (Contact: Domenico Paparella)
IRES (Italy)	Contact: Maria Luisa Mirabile)
Fafo (Norway)	Various studies of pension systems and reforms (Contact: Tone Fløtten, Tove Midtsundstad) Living conditions among vulnerable groups (Contact: Tone Fløtten, Tove Midtsundstad) Housing policy studies (Contact: Tone Fløtten, Tove Midtsundstad)
WSI (Germany)	The Future of the Social Insurance Model: German and International Perspectives (Contact: Dr. Simone Leiber, Tel. +49 211 7778 118 / Dr. Silke Bothfeld, Tel. +49 211 7778 310)
HIVA (Belgium)	An alternative financing model for care delivery by professional home nurses Cost of care in Flanders (Belgium) for cancer patients and their family (Contact: Jozef Pacolet, Tel. +32 16 32 33 33)
IMK (Germany)	Public deficits Macroeconomic effects of social security (Contact: Torsten Niechoy, Achim Truger and Rudolf Zwiener)
INEGSEE (Greece)	Actuarial Study for Social Security Foundation – Single Insurance Fund of Salaried Employees (IKA – ETAM) – Main Conclusions and Recommendations, 2009 (Contact: Savas Robolis, Tel. +30 210 8202247)
ETUI (EU)	EU level social policies - monitoring and analysis (Contact:Janine Leschke)
Bundesarbeitskammer (Austria)	Financial Crisis and Pension Systems (Contact: Erik Türk, Norman Wagner and Thomas Zotter)
FAOS (Denmark)	Falling levels of membership - causes and consequences for the Danish model (Contact person: Jesper Due)
Fundación Francisco Largo Caballero (Spain)	The future of pensions in Spain (Contact person: Jesús Pérez Martínez, Tel. +34 915477990)
IRES Emilia-Romagna (Italy)	Social vulnerability in Emilia-Romagna (Contact person: Florinda Rinaldini, Tel. +39 051 294865)
Labour Institute for Economic Research (Finland)	Contact: Jukka Pirttilä
OSE (EU)	Assurer une pension adéquate dans l'UE, Research project for the Belgian Federal Public Service Social security (Contact: David Natali) Flexible today, secure tomorrow?, research project on pensions and labour market policy in RECWOWE (Reconciling work and welfare) EU Network of Excellence, 6th Framework Programme (Contact: David Natali)