Friday, 26 June, the 10th edition of the Grande Région Cahiers was officially presented in Esch-Belval. Launched in 2019 by Franz Clément and published by LISER, this publication series explores key issues affecting the Greater Region.
New evidence from the Housing Observatory shows that rents vary widely by location and tenancy length, pointing to a need for stronger transparency, enforcement and regulation.
Older people play a key role in volunteering in Luxembourg. However, participation varies significantly depending on factors such as education, origin, age, social networks, and family or financial constraints.
Senegal promises free care to young children and elderly alike. However, a new LISER study finds that only one of those promises is actually being kept — and the gap holds lessons for health policy everywhere.
The latest edition is dedicated to the broad representation of cross-border workers in Luxembourg. On this occasion, Professor Aline Muller, Director General of LISER, delivered the opening address. The event took place in the presence of Mr Willy Borsus, President of the Parliament of Wallonia.
To learn more visit Cahier de la Grande Région project page and explore all the publications.
