A new study by the Re:People/Public Policy Research Centre, Between Public Health and Security: An Analysis of Post-Crisis Measures Following the 2023 Mass Shootings, authored by Filip Stojanović, shows that
Re:People / Public Policy Research Centre invites you to the presentation of the study Between Public Health and Security: An Analysis of Post-Crisis Measures Following the 2023 Mass Shootings, which
On 13 March 2026, the Public Policy Research Center / Re:people held the online workshop “Navigating the EU Directive on Platform Work at the National Level”, focusing on the transposition
Following yesterday’s official kick-off meeting, the Erasmus+ project FARMER (Future Agri-Tech Reskilling and Modern Education Reimagining, 101242836) has formally started — and we are ready to build momentum for an
How can we ensure that secondary-school students are fully prepared for the agri-technologies of the future? Through the Erasmus+ supported FARMER project, over the next three years we will work
The Future of work (FOW) programme explores how digital transformation, AI, and platform labour are reshaping jobs and social protection in Serbia and across Southeast Europe. Re:People is a regional pioneer in researching digital inequalities, platform workers’ rights, algorithmic management, and the impact of AI on labour markets. We ask how new technologies redefine work and how EU policies—such as the AI Act and Platform Work Directive—can promote decent work in the digital age.
This programme examines whether technology, ethics, and economics can work together in the service of a fair and inclusive society. We explore how innovations based on artificial intelligence, robotics, and smart technologies — in fields such as agriculture, energy, and environmental protection — can reduce rather than deepen social inequalities. Re:People collaborates with researchers and innovators, businesses, public institutions, and civil society across the Western Balkans, promoting a socially responsible governance system for the development of artificial intelligence and innovation.
While technological and economic change transform societies, inclusion and social capital remain the foundation of stability and growth. This programme examines how community, civic, institutional, and policy participation can bridge divides — between regions, generations, and social groups — ensuring that no one is left behind in the digital and green transitions. Through research, dialogue, and collaboration, Re:People works to strengthen social capital as a driver of innovation, civic trust, equitable development and resilience in Serbia.
The first instrument aiming to describe the geography of digital work in Serbia and the region* in terms of gender, incomes, and occupations. It is a result of the efforts made by the Public Policy Research Centre (CENTAR) to shed more light on the phenomenon of online platform based work in Serbia and East and South-East Europe.
The first instrument aiming to describe the geography of digital work in Serbia and the region* in terms of gender, incomes, and occupations. It is a result of the efforts made by the Public Policy Research Centre (CENTAR) to shed more light on the phenomenon of online platform based work in Serbia and East and South-East Europe.
