Emerging Technologies Enabling Data-Driven Policy & Practice - Series Introduction

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SAP Institute for Digital Government (May 2018) This series examines two areas of interest to members of the International Social Security Association (ISSA):  contemporary applications of big data analytics within the context of Social Security; and the opportunity for emerging technologies to extend and enhance current analytical techniques to deliver better social and economic outcomes.

Digital Economy Topical Cluster
Big Data
Service delivery
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Overcoming Big Data Challenges with Real-Time Computing (Emerging Technologies Enabling Data-Driven Policy & Practice Series)

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SAP Institute for Digital Government (May 2018) This series examines areas of interest to members of the International Social Security Association (ISSA) related to emerging technologies enabling data-driven policy and practice. All modern governments have rich stores of customer and case data, but most government agencies struggle to convert this data into meaningful information and actionable insights.

Digital Economy Topical Cluster
Big Data
Service delivery
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Gender equality: Seminar in Reykjavik, Iceland 2018

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Documents, presentation and other related material from the Seminar in Reykjavik in June 2018 on gender equality and gender mainstreaming as a tool to reduce the gender pay gap and the gender pension gap, resulting from a lower participation of women in the labour market, part-time jobs and lower wages.

It also showed the example of Iceland, where non transferable maternity and paternity leaves led to an increased participation of the fathers in the care and education of children and therefore creating more equality.

Global challenges
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Family benefits
Children
Maternity
Parental leave
Old-age pensions
Long-term care
Inequalities

Working towards universal health coverage in Georgia

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WHO/Europe  (July 2018) The European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies has released a new health system review (HiT) on Georgia which highlights the progress made in improving access to health care, in protecting the population from the financial risks of inpatient care and in reducing inequalities since the country made the political commitment to providing universal health coverage.

Regions / Country
georgia
Global challenges
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Pourquoi les femmes chauffeurs d'Uber gagnent moins que les hommes

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Les Echos (05.07.2018) Personne n'a jamais dit à l'algorithme du service de véhicule avec chauffeur qu'il fallait pénaliser les femmes. Mais, bon gré mal gré, c'est ce qu'il fait.

Topics
Employment
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Le travail indépendant en pleine mutation en Europe

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EurActiv (02.07.2018) Le travail indépendant se diversifie en Europe, et touche de plus en plus de types d’activités. Une petite révolution qui pose des questions en matière de protection sociale.

Regions / Country
european union
Topics
Employment
Digital Economy Topical Cluster
Labour market
Societal Impact
Digital Economy Observatory : Only Tags
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France: Alan launches Alan Map to find doctors around you

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TechCrunch (04.07.2018) Health insurance startup Alan has launched a new product in France called Alan Map. It’s a dead simple way to find GPs, dentists, ophthalmologists and more around you.

Regions / Country
france
Global challenges
Topics
Health
Digital Economy Topical Cluster
Service delivery
Document Type

UK: Auto-enrolment ‘not a solution for self-employed workers’

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ipe.com (26.06.2018) The UK’s auto-enrolment system for workplace pensions should not be extended to include self-employed people, a lobby group for independent workers has said

Regions / Country
united kingdom
Digital Economy Topical Cluster
Labour market
Digital Economy Observatory : Only Tags
Document Type

China eager to embrace tech to meet overflowing health care demands

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 South China Morning Post (02.07.2018) Patients need to have plenty of patience, especially in China’s under-resourced health care system where rural parents often travel with their sick children to seek treatment at Beijing’s Children Hospital but end up having to literally camp outside because of a shortage of lodgings in the city, or where the needs of the ageing population are rising with more than 200 million people aged over 60, equivalent to the entire population of Indonesia.

Regions / Country
china
Topics
Old-age pensions
Information and communication technology

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Digital Economy Topical Cluster
Societal Impact
Internal impact
Digital Economy Observatory : Only Tags
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Pour une politique de salaire minimum européen : perspectives et obstacles

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revue de l'IRES  : Lors de la campagne des élections européennes de 2014, Jean-Claude Juncker, alors tête de liste du Parti populaire européen (PPE) et aujourd’hui président de la Commission européenne, annonçait : « En tant que président de la Commission, je plaiderai pour que chaque État membre introduise un salaire minimum adapté à ses pratiques nationales de négociations salariales et à ses conditions économiques » (Juncker, 2014a).

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european union
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