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Never waste a good waste crisis: Paris and the circular economy

3 minute readFor anyone walking the Parisian streets, the growing mountains of sometimes burning trash make the current waste crisis impossible to ignore. The striking sanitary workers, in response to the French Government’s pension reform, made us all stop and think about how much waste we produce.

March 28, 2023March 28, 2023 by oecdstatistics

Climate Change, Environment, Français, Well-being

La crise des déchets à Paris et l’économie circulaire

4 minute readÀ se promener dans Paris depuis une semaine, il est impossible de ne pas remarquer le spectacle et les odeurs des amas d’ordures ménagères entassés dans les rues. La grève des éboueurs contre la réforme des retraites du gouvernement français nous amène tous à réfléchir à la quantité de déchets que nous produisons.

March 28, 2023March 28, 2023 by oecdstatistics

Education, Gender, Well-being

Early childhood education and care (ECEC): A vital component of the family policy framework in OECD countries

2 minute readSince mothers frequently shoulder the majority of the caregiving responsibilities, ECEC can help mothers find their desired work/family balance.

March 22, 2023March 22, 2023 by oecdstatistics

Covid-19, Labour Market, Productivity

Aggregate labour productivity growth during COVID-19: The role of industry reallocations

4 minute readWhen the COVID-19 crisis hit the world economy in 2020, concerns arose that it would further dampen productivity growth in many OECD economies.

March 16, 2023March 16, 2023 by oecdstatistics

Gender, Labour Market, Tax

The impact of personal income taxation on women’s labour force participation

3 minute readThe design of income taxes can influence incentives for workers to enter the labour market and the nature of their participation.

March 14, 2023March 16, 2023 by oecdstatistics

Digitalisation, Education, Gender, Labour Market

Why don’t more women code?

2 minute readSignificantly more men than women become ICT specialists, and this gap persists across countries.
Differences in young men and women’s education in STEM and ICT are well demonstrated.

March 8, 2023March 8, 2023 by oecdstatistics

Climate Change, New Data, Tax

Tracking carbon prices

5 minute readTo accelerate the transition to net zero greenhouse gas emissions, climate policy needs to become more ambitious. The shift to net zero can be stimulated through many policy instruments including regulations, e.g. banning the use of certain polluting assets or activities, tax incentives and subsidies – and carbon pricing.

March 2, 2023June 29, 2026 by oecdstatistics

Inequality, Surveys, Well-being

Measuring homelessness: The Paris street count

6 minute readLate into a recent evening in January, the city of Paris, together with 30 neighbouring municipalities, mobilised around two thousand volunteers to take stock of the excluded and uncounted, people without shelter, as part of its sixth annual street count; la Nuit de la Solidarité.

February 16, 2023March 2, 2023 by oecdstatistics

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Never waste a good waste crisis: Paris and the circular economy

La crise des déchets à Paris et l’économie circulaire

Early childhood education and care (ECEC): A vital component of the family policy framework in OECD countries

Aggregate labour productivity growth during COVID-19: The role of industry reallocations

The impact of personal income taxation on women’s labour force participation

Why don’t more women code?

Tracking carbon prices

Measuring homelessness: The Paris street count