The 2026 Folk Art Report was recently released
The 2026 Folk Art Report was recently released. We are proud that HÉTFA was able to contribute to its creation. This is the first representative public survey to examine the social perception of folk culture and folk art, as well as related consumption habits in...
Women in STEAM: Policy Webinar in the framework of the STREAM IT project
The STREAM IT project, coordinated by HÉTFA Research Institute, is organising its next Policy Webinar focusing on supporting women entrepreneurship in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics). The online event aims to bring together stakeholders...
HÉTFA RM LAB Colleagues Delivered Research Management and Communication Training in Tallinn
As part of the MAPIT project, Virág Zsár, Senior Advisor at HÉTFA, and Beáta Lázár, Senior Communication Expert, delivered research management and communication training during the Peer Learning Activity held in Tallinn on 16–17 March 2026. Hosted by the FinEst Centre...
IMPACTA: Our 2nd In-person Partner Meeting in Serbia, 10–11.03.2026
Our Serbian partners from the Association of Business Women in Serbia (ABW) hosted the IMPACTA consortium in Belgrade on 10–11 March 2026 for an in-person partner meeting that marked an important milestone in the project. The meeting confirmed that IMPACTA is moving...
Equal Energy project launched
Climate change and energy poverty are among the most pressing social challenges of our time. On 12 February 2026, the partners of the Equal Energy project held their kick-off meeting in Lenti. The project aims to explore the links between energy poverty and climate...
New Policy Brief on Rural Youth Labour Markets – with Contribution from HÉTFA Researchers
A new policy brief titled “Future employment opportunities and changes in rural youth labour markets” has been published within the EURYO project, examining how employment opportunities for young people in rural areas across Europe are evolving. Researchers from the...
The CARES Online Learning Platform for the Care Sector is coming soon
Care work is essential - and increasingly demanding. To support people working in the care sector and those preparing to enter it, the CARES Erasmus+ project is launching an online learning platform designed for practical, real-life use. The CARES project is an...
Advancing Gender-Inclusive STEAM Education: Insights from the STREAM IT Policy Brief
The STREAM IT project has published its first policy brief, presenting key findings on the persistent underrepresentation of girls and women in STEM education and research and innovation. STREAM IT is a Horizon Europe–funded project coordinated by HÉTFA Research...
Results of the ESPON TERRES project have been published
The ESPON TERRES (Territorialising Resilience: Transforming Europe for an Age of Crisis) research project, coordinated by the HÉTFA Research Institute, has been successfully completed with the contribution of researchers from Nordregio, Politecnico di Torino, ARUP,...
CARES Training Curriculum is Coming Soon: Building Skills for a Sustainable and Human-Centred Care Sector
The CARES project (Caregivers Advancing Regulatory Environment and Skills) will introduce its Training Curriculum in February 2026 — a comprehensive, 30-hour learning framework designed to strengthen the competences, well-being, and adaptability of caregivers across...