Civil society

New technologies, globalisation and population ageing are affecting the type and quality of jobs that are available and the skills required to do them. We want to hear your views on this development: Are you worried or confident about the future of your job? Do you think it is likely to change in the future? And how will you keep your skills up-to-date? Let us know! Your opinions will contribute to discussions for better policy making in adult learning in the European Union.

In the run up to the next Forum, the OECD calls for high quality conceptual papers, as well as qualitative and quantitative empirical research papers focused on topics related to integrity and anti-corruption. Innovative topics, especially related to the risks and opportunities of new technologies, are encouraged.

The OECD Forum has emerged as a major international conference where policies and ideas are shared between governments, business, civil society and academia. It was an opportunity to gain insights into the global trends shaping our societies and take part in exchanges addressing these challenges.