Reduced inequalities
Reduced inequalities is one of the UN's global goals for sustainable development. The aim is to reduce inequality within and among countries.
Ongoing research projects
- Accelerating digital transformation in African health systems while leaving no one behind.
- Capacity Building for School Development and Educational Equity
- Credit-based welfare? Women and men's use and justifications of consumer credit and private loans in times of financial scarcity
- Cultural Evolution in Digital Societies
- DEAHL-BALTIC: Digital Empowerment for Active Healthy Living in the Baltic Region
- Ethics in the use of artificial intelligence in Human Resources
- FHH: Space for Action and Agency for Sustainability
- Health promotion by reducing sedentary behaviour in individuals with chronic musculoskeletal pain
- HybReDe - effective joint hybrid e-rehabilitation solutions
- Implementation of The Tidal Model as a possible means to promote participation and recovery and develop the culture of care in forensic psychiatric care
- Intervensions in Income Support that Increase the Chances of Self-sufficiency
- Is the state subsidy for outsourcing of domestic services associated with increased labour market integration and mobility of immigrants?
- It's all about the money - On Household Economic Discourses in Good Times and Bad, From Everyday Talk about Money to Economic Violence and the Economic Consequences of Intimate Partner Violence
- Music in preschool
- Now Comes the Time of Blossoming
- Reduce Sedentary behavior during Cancer treatment - the RedSedCan study
- Telepresence robot mediated embodied interaction in hybrid language learning environments
- The Preschool as a Health-Promoting Arena - A Co-Created Approach to Strenghtening Children's Mental Well-Being
- Workplace structure and work-related ill-health: female dominance, organizational factors, initiatives and political decisions in municipal administration