Sustainability@Leave
CA21150

WG4 & Core Group Meeting (Athens 2023)

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Associated GP Goals
Review current PPL terminologies and discuss the scope and requirements for a timely, comprehensive and sustainable PPL terminology. (WG4)

Description
This additional meeting will serve to design and prepare the development of an online mapping tool for international comparison of paid parental leave (PPL). This online mapping tool is planned to provide easy accessible information and figures for comparison on PPL policies and their use. The project and the meeting will be led by WG4. Core Group members will support this initial discussion of the mapping tool design to ensure consideration of the different perspectives of the other WGs, support the financial planning of this project and discuss possibilities of involving STSMs.

Output
A mapping tool that allows easy comparison of PPL policies and their use and provides ways to visualise these comparisons. In preparation, the indicators for the comparison of PPL policies need to be discussed. This process should be initiated and structured with the meeting. The aim is to set up the online tool in the 2nd period of funding and its further development in the following years.

Program

Documents provided by Prof. Dr. Gerardo Meil & the Core Group of WG4

Presentation of Prof. Dr. Alison Koslowski

Minutes

Presentation of CA21150 at the Leavenetwork Seminar (Dr. Thordis Reimer & Prof. Dr. Margaret O’Brien)

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