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Sotsiaalministeerium · 1. aprill 2024
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- 6-1/851-1
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- 1. aprill 2024
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- Tartu Ülikool, O. N.
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- 6-1 Laste- ja perepoliitika kavandamise ning korraldamisega seotud kirjavahetus (Arhiiviväärtuslik)
- Toimik
- 6-1/2024
- Vastutaja
- Age Viira (Sotsiaalministeerium, Kantsleri vastutusvaldkond, Innovatsiooni vastutusvaldkond, Analüüsi ja statistika osakond)
Sisu (failidest)
Institute of Social Studies
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Our ref. 01.04.2024 No 6-1/851-1
Letter of Endorsement to the grant application ‘Equality or Equity? Beyond traditional
policies in Estonia: a relational view on children in society’.
To whom it may concern,
Ministry of Social Affairs of Estonia is pleased to endorse the grant application ‘Equality or
Equity? Beyond traditional policies in Estonia: a relational view on children in society’
prepared by Tartu University, associate professor Judit Strömpl and senior researchers
Dagmar Kutsar, Oliver Nahkur, Katre Luhamaa and Kadri Soo.
Ministry of Social Affairs appreciates the interest of researchers in themes falling into the
Ministry’s field of administration. This project aims to explore equality and equity of children
both in society and from children's perspectives within the framework of children's rights in
Estonia. It also contributes with research evidence to moving beyond traditional policy-
making, including the development of a cross-sectoral child well-being dashboard for
monitoring and investment guidance purposes.
Children are born with different life chances, which have worsened with the recent global
crises, exacerbating inequalities between children. Achieving equality requires looking
beyond traditional policies. It is of utmost importance to understand better the value of
investing in children to improve their life chances and to promote equity between them. This
research project takes special focus on children, who are 'invisible' in policies and ‘unvoiced’
in research. They need special attention to reach their full potential and to be on an equal
footing with everyone else. The insights from the project will assist the Ministry of Social
Affairs to shift policies from a reactive to a proactive/preventive approach, focusing on
ensuring children's rights.
This project is an excellent opportunity to extend the knowledge transfer between the
Ministry and Tartu University and contributes to the development of a cross-sectoral child
well-being dashboard.
Yours sincerely,
(Deputy Secretary General for Innovation at
the Estonian Ministry of Social Affairs)
Suur-Ameerika 1 / 10122 Tallinn / ESTONIA / +372 626 9301 / [email protected] / www.sm.ee / Reg. no
70001952
Age Viira +372
[email protected]
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