This report assesses the current state of long-term care in the EU and Estonia constructs future scenarios of the development of Estonia’s long-term care sector. The scenarios are based on information gathered in the literature review, case studies of two EU countries, analysis of interviews and focus groups, and a nation-wide survey.
Reports
A comparative review of socio-economic implications of the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) in the Baltic States was joint effort of Foresight Centre of Parliament of Estonian, LV PEAK of the University of Latvia and Government Strategic Analysis Center (STRATA) of Lithuania.
Review presents possible coordinated policy actions through scenario building that could support speedier recovery, long term technological progress and sustainable growth.
Foresight Centre developed four scenarios about the global balance of power shifts until 2035 and outlined the implications for Estonia.
People in Estonia are living longer than ever but they are living with health problems, and while the life expectancy of Estonians has risen the most in Europe, the same cannot be said of the number of healthy life years.
Foresight Centre developed three scenarios about the impact of the virus crises on the Estonian economy untill 2030.
The Foresight Center prepared a background report on global digital ecosystems and different scenarios developed by international and national organizations. The difference and similarities in these scenarios are summarized and implications for Estonia are highlighted. As a result, three metacenarios were developed.
The Foresight Center prepared a background report on global scenarios developed by international and national organizations. As a result, three metacenarios were developed.
A study commissioned by the Foresight Center explores scenarios of global energy futures and their implications for Estonia. As a result, four meta-scenarios were developed.
A raport commissioned by the Foresight Center four scenarios concerning the future of Estonian maritime trade in 2040 were completed.
One new ship coming under the Estonian flag could generate 45,000–240,000 euros in tax revenue from the on-shore sector. The exact amount would depend on how interested shipping companies are in the products and services offered by our on-shore sector.