The 8-beneficiary consortium

Consortium

8 beneficiaries in 7 countries · fieldwork in 6 · proposal submitted successfully · under evaluation.

Where the consortium sits

8 beneficiaries, 7 countries, fieldwork in 6. Hover a partner card to highlight the link.

  • 🇫🇷

    CNAM

    France · Paris

  • 🇵🇱

    University of Warsaw

    Poland · Warsaw

  • 🇱🇻

    Rīgas Stradiņš University

    Latvia · Riga

  • 🇸🇪

    IRES

    Sweden · Stockholm

  • 🇪🇺

    ENoP

    Belgium · Brussels

  • 🇲🇪

    ZOCG

    Montenegro · Podgorica

  • 🇨🇦

    POLYGON

    Canada · Montréal · Québec

  • 🇧🇪

    QUIZAS

    Belgium · Brussels

8 beneficiaries · 7 countries · fieldwork in 6 · hover any chip or country to highlight the link · scroll down for full partner profiles

Consortium partner countryCNAM Centers · 22 countries

CNAM Centers · institutional reach of the coordinator

22 countries · 5 continents · Métropole + DROM-COM

Algérie · Bénin · Burkina Faso · Burundi · Cameroun · Chine · Côte d’Ivoire · Djibouti · France (Métropole + Guadeloupe · Martinique · Guyane · Réunion · Mayotte · Nouvelle-Calédonie · Polynésie française) · Gabon · Guinée · Liban · Madagascar · Mali · Maroc · Mauritanie · Niger · République centrafricaine · République du Congo · Sénégal · Togo · Tunisie

Coordinator’s teaching + partner-centre footprint. Distinct from the Greenpulse consortium partner countries above; shown to indicate scale of CNAM’s institutional reach.

Meet the partners

One card per beneficiary, grouped by role. Tap any card for full detail.

The people

The researchers and practitioners who carry the work in each beneficiary. Cards link to each person’s own institutional page.

Ludovic Garattini

🇸🇪 IRES

Principal investigator · coordinates the project and its scientific direction

Inkoation Research Sweden

Jean-Claude Ruano-Borbalan

🇫🇷 CNAM

Governance and the narrative strand · the interpretation framework of WP2

CNAM, laboratoire HTI2S

Official page

Karim Medjad

🇫🇷 CNAM

Professor · scientific direction of the narrative strand

CNAM, laboratoire HTI2S

Official page

Loïc Petitgirard

🇫🇷 CNAM

Director of the HTI2S laboratory · institutional lead for the coordinator

CNAM, laboratoire HTI2S

Official page

Francesca-Romana Rosi-Dau

🇫🇷 CNAM

Project set-up and administration · the consortium's financial and reporting spine

CNAM

Official page

Syed Anees Haider Zaidi

🇵🇱 UW

Scientific lead for the quantitative strand · the Meso Competence Survey and the taxonomy pipeline

University of Warsaw, Faculty of Economic Sciences

Official page

Piotr Wójcik

🇵🇱 UW

Econometrics and the extraction pipeline

University of Warsaw, Faculty of Economic Sciences

Official page

Ingmārs Kreišmanis

🇱🇻 RSU

Leads the Latvian team through Round 1 collection and its reading

Rīga Stradiņš University

Official page

Zanda Gailume-Zohara

🇱🇻 RSU

Health, disability and occupational-health strand

Rīga Stradiņš University

Official page

Dina Bite

🇱🇻 RSU

Fieldwork and the sociology of communities under transition

Rīga Stradiņš University

Official page

Vineta Kleinberga

🇱🇻 RSU

Policy analysis and the Baltic policy channel

Rīga Stradiņš University

Official page

Diāna Kiščenko

🇱🇻 RSU

Qualitative coding and the equity monitor

Rīga Stradiņš University

Official page

Gary Klaukka

🇧🇪 ENoP

Policy content · the Science-Meets-Politics sessions and the advisory route

European Network of Political Foundations

Official page

Kerstin Liebich

🇧🇪 ENoP

Brussels operations and the policy programme's budget

European Network of Political Foundations

Official page

Danilo Bošković

🇲🇪 ZOCG

Leads the Translations package · the Academies, the youth module and the Montenegrin cohort

Green Youth of Montenegro

Official page

Brajan Martić

🇲🇪 ZOCG

Youth participation and the Western Balkans channel

Green Youth of Montenegro

Official page

Patrick Matos

🇨🇦 POLYGON

North-American comparability and the Montreal instrumentation mission

Polygon

Hubert Fiasse

🇧🇪 QUIZAS

The Expo-Action · turning the corpus into an exhibition people can walk through

Quizás

The Advisory Board

4 seats, each named in the proposal with the field it covers, appointed by the General Assembly at M3 and sitting at M8, M24 (in person, at the SMP conference), M32 and M44. Members serve unremunerated and hold no beneficiary role.

Narrative methods

The narrative-analytic framework, its acceptance criterion and the discordant-case register (KER8): holds the narrative apparatus to the standard of the field it comes from, and tests the criterion that separates an explanation from a story that merely coheres.

Mary S. Morgan

🇬🇧 London School of Economics

Official page

Confirmed

EU skills policy

Reads the project from inside the European skills infrastructure – the feedback into ESCO, GreenComp and the Union of Skills, the xRoadmap and the validation of non-formally acquired competences (KER4) – and whether what Greenpulse proposes can actually enter the instruments it addresses.

Lieve Van den Brande

🇧🇪 formerly European Commission, DG Employment

Official page

Confirmed

Operational competence assurance in energy

Competence that is certified, periodically re-authorised and audited on both sides of the operator–contractor line, read against the taught layer and the curriculum response interval (KER7): keeps the competence claims answerable to the operating reality of energy work.

Didier Ohayon

🇫🇷 Inspectorate General for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection, EDF group

Confirmed

VET systems and learning outcomes

Vocational education and training systems and learning outcomes, including pre-accession VET and the Montenegrin case: tests the guidance to E&T institutions (RQ5, xGuidance) against what an institution would actually have to do to apply it.

Julian Stanley

🇮🇹 formerly European Training Foundation

Invited · awaiting reply