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This study looks at the experiences, needs, and expectations of people using victim support services, with the aim of improving how these services are organized and delivered.

The aim is to design a licensing system for alcohol and tobacco sales in Estonia, based on European experience, that supports public health while also balancing economic and societal considerations.

The study focuses on assessing the implementation fidelity, feasibility, and impact (evidence of effectiveness) of the SÜTIK programme. 

The purpose of the study is to identify the long-term training needs in the welfare sector (special care and elderly care) and the factors shaping these needs, in order to support the systematic development of sectoral competencies and the planning of continuing education. 

The aim of the study is to evaluate the impact and feasibility of the Hanen programmes ITTT and MTW in Estonia. In addition, the study seeks to provide recommendations for adapting and further implementing these programmes. 

The central objective of the study is to establish a clearer and more consistent qualification framework for professions in the social sector, defining principles for determining when qualification requirements are necessary, at what level, and which type of qualification is most appropriate. 

The aim of the analysis is to assess the effectiveness of the youth programme “Hoog sisse” activities in 2024–2025 for participants, as well as the programme’s cost-effectiveness.