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 POLISH PENSION GROUP SGH (PPG-SGH)

 
​The Polish Pension Group SGH (PPG-SGH) has been established by a group of researchers dealing with pension issues in a broad economic and social context. In the area of our scientific interest a particular emphasis is put on analysing trade-offs between short-term needs and long-term goals of individuals and groups as well as the entire society. PPG-SGH is a platform for various types of cooperation. Our mission is to conduct research and to provide policy advice. PPG’s aims at contributing to a broad and multidisciplinary based approach to pension problems in their 21st century complex background.

PPG activities and goals concentrate on: 

  • ​Project participation in cooperation with researchers from other research institutions;
  • Publishing in professional international journals;
  • Participation in both expert as well as public debates on issues related to pensions, labour market, education, and social policy;
  • Taking part in various public education activities focused on issues covered by PPG’s expertise.
 

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​2nd Transnational Project Meeting of ANGLE

SGH will host the 2nd Transnational Project Meeting of Erasmus+ project ANGLE “A network game for life-cycle education”, led by CeRP-Collegio Carlo Alberto. The leader of the Polish team is dr hab. Joanna Rutecka-Góra, prof. SGH from Institute of Statistics and Demography, Collegium of Economic Analyses, and Polish Pension Group SGH (PPG-SGH).

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Erasmus+ grant for the ANGLE project

Scientists from Polish Pension Group (PPG-SGH) are members of the international team that received a 3-year grant from Erasmus+ for the project “A Network Game for Life-cycle Education” (ANGLE).

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ENRSP Prize 2016

In order to promote research concerned with pensions, the European Network for Research on Supplementary Pensions offers a prize of 750 euros for an academic paper of exceptional quality in our field of research. The prize is open to everyone who holds an equivalent to a university degree awarded within the last seven years. In case of co-authored papers, the lead author must satisfy the eligibility requirements.

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Retreat from manadatory pension funds in CEE countries

A research team led by Dariusz Stańko has conducted a study financed by NCN on the reversal of pension reforms in countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Read more about their findings...

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Fields of PPG Research

Pension systems are institutional structures for intergenerational exchange. They work in a long time horizon. Income allocation within the pension systems is spread over many decades. Although neither governments nor markets operate in a perspective comparable to the pension one, societies do not have any other kind of institutions that could be used to cope with long-term challenges. Dealing with consequences of population ageing requires going beyond that bipolar way of thinking.

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