Open Evidence, in consortium with London School of Economics and BDI Research, will conduct the study “Empirical testing of the impact of dual food quality on consumers’ choices” for the European Commission (JRC). The study will investigate how consumers’ purchase decisions are affected by the fact that the same brand offers seemingly identically branded food […]
Open Evidence, in consortium with London School of Economics, BDI Research and the Catalan Institute of Oncology, will conduct the study “Consumer preference and perception of specific categories of tobacco and related products” for the European Commission (DG Sante). The study wants to analyse the consumer preferences and perceptions of consumers on 5 tobacco product […]
Open Evidence has just started its participation in DigitalHealthEurope (Support to a Digital Health and Care Innovation initiative in the context of Digital Single Market strategy), a new H2020 Coordination and Support Action (CSA). On this project Open Evidence will work together with another 16 partners from all over Europe, namely: Empirica – Gesellschaft für Kommunikations- […]
Open Evidence, in consortium with London School of Economics, BDI Research and Kantar TNS has been entrusted by the European Commission to conduct the study “Behavioural Study on Advertising and Marketing Practices in travel booking websites and apps”. The study will contribute to the understanding of the interaction of travel websites with consumers, and will […]
Open Evidence in consortium with PWC, the Open University of Catalonia and the support of two European networks of social entrepreneurs (Euclid and Diesis) will conduct the project “Social networks and social entrepreneurship” for the European Commission (DG JRC-IPTS). The aim of this study is two-fold: (i) to create a European-wide network of social entrepreneurs to ultimately […]
Open Evidence, in consortium with EY, will conduct the study ‘Behavioural economic analysis of professionals’ incentives in health professions and in business services professions’ for the European Commission (DG GROW). This behavioural study aims to provide a theoretical and empirical analysis of how professional regulation in health and business services (entry and conduct requirements) impacts […]
The Catalan Health Institute has commissioned Open Evidence a project to design and develop a pilot infrastructure for data processing and analysis. Open Evidence has an extensive track record in the field of health data that has allowed the introduction of data processing and storage solutions to facilitate their subsequent analysis. This methodology has widened […]
This study is aimed at better understanding how innovation in the public sector, enabled by Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), can transform governance systems and how governments can take advantage of emerging and future digital technologies to address systemic problems. The results of the study shall inform the development of a new conceptual framework for […]
This Erasmus + project aims at empowering youth on renewable energy. The aim is to enhance sustainable societies by training young people in different parts of Turkey and enable them to organize their communities in launching local renewable energy initiatives using a bottom up approach. As part of the project, on-line educational tools will be […]
Open Evidence participates as a beneficiary in ICTUSnet, a project that aims to improve stroke care strategies. The initiative has been granted by Interreg Sudoe Programme, which is financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). The Programme is part of the European territorial cooperation objective, known as Interreg, which provides a framework for the implementation of joint […]
