Led by the University of Westminster, our project brings together a dynamic consortium of eight partners from six countries: COLABOR (Portugal), Lusófona University (Portugal), Babeş-Bolyai University (Romania), The American College of Greece (Greece), Dalarna University (Sweden), Zangador Research Institute (Bulgaria), Equality in Tourism International (UK).
ALBA SUD is a Catalan association, specialised in research and communication for development. The association also has presence and collaborators in several Latin American countries, and presents itself as a platform of exchange and joint work between professionals from distinct disciplines from different parts of the world.
ALBA SUD sees research and communication as tools to service proposals on transformation and emancipation, in fight against inequality and in support of societies with higher levels of equity.
EGRUiEN is a Horizon Europe-funded project and seeks to answer the question of how best to ensure a just green and digital transition through social dialogue institutions and practices, to protect, represent and include precarious and non-standard workers, and to protect affected workers currently in primary labour market jobs from falling into precarity in four sectors: automotive, energy, on-demand transportation/taxi, and care services.
Through participatory action research with actual and potential social partners, EGRUiEN will create a research basis to revitalize social dialogue to manage the green and digital transition as well as provide with research-based tools for more inclusive and effective social dialogue.