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Update of 2010 forecast results, Alena Zukersteinova, Cedefop
Reflections on the Cedefop approach, Rob Wilson, Institute of Employment Research, UK
Quantitative scenarios for policy-makers, Tom May, City & Guilds, UK
Use of forecast results in skills transferability project, Jiří Braňka, NVF, Czech Republic
Contribution of skills to growth employment and productivity, Pekka Tiainen, Ministry of Employment and the Economy, Finland
The AMS-Skills Barometer: a web-based labour market information tool, Stefan Humpl, 3s research laboratory, Austria
Forecasting skills demand and labour market dynamics in the Baltic States, Žilvinas Martinaitis, PPMI, Lithuania
Demand and supply of labour by education in Norway towards 2030: Linking demographic and macroeconomic models, Nils Martin Stølen, Statistics Norway, Norway
Methods and results of skills demand and supply forecasting: the case of Germany, Tobias Maier, BIBB, Germany
FGB model: an innovative tool for the analysis of jobs and skills needs in Italy, Massimiliano Tancioni, Fondazione G. Brodolini, Italy
Future development of the educational level in Switzerland, Jacques Babel, Swiss Federal Statistical Office, Switzerland
The forecast of occupational structure of employment in Poland, Artur Gajdos, University of Lodz, Poland
How to anticipate skills and training needs by 2020: a regional point of view, Marie-Béatrice Rochard, Observatoire régional de l’Emploi et de la Formation de la région Centre, France
Lessons learned: how to further improve Cedefop's forecasts, Ben Kriechel (ROA, NL), Hector Pollitt (Cambridge Econometrics,UK)
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