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Conference on Secure French & German Employment Data on 28 & 29 March 2019

The HYGIE source of GIP-IRDES allows the analysis of work stoppages and their compensation. It collects individual data on the consumption of healthcare, work stoppages and service life of employees, as well as information on the companies that employ them, based on a match between data from the CNAM and the CNAV.

[HYGIE documentation on the CASD website]

At its offices in Palaiseau on 11 September 2018, CASD held a day dedicated to French and German employee /employer data with the participation of INSEE and IAB (Institute for Employment Research at the German Federal Employment Agency). Over 60 participants attended a very detailed presentation of the Annual Declarations of Social Data (DADS).

SAVE THE DATE_Advances in Social Sciences Using Administrative and Survey Data

First French-German conference on research based on confidential administrative and survey data

March 28-29, 2019, Paris, France

INSEE and CASD continue to prioritize their commitment to allow research to fully benefit from the potential offered by the new national and European legal frameworks.

A conference was held on Thursday, 29 March, following the release of the Villani report on artificial intelligence. Many topics were discussed organized around the three main themes of research and training, societal impacts, and economic policies. Questions like:  Can AI enter the University? Can AI replace our jobs? At what stage of AI evolution are we today? How can we organize research and training to better develop AI knowledge in France and Europe? Can we trust algorithms? And more

Satisfaction survey is ongoing. The results will be online in June 2018.

Since March 2016, CASD has made PMSI data (Program of Medicalization of Information Systems) available to ATIH authorized users (Technical Agency for Information on the Hospitalization of Health Data) in the best work and safety conditions possible.

Le Fonds Unique Interministériel (FUI) finance les projets de R&D collaboratifs des pôles de compétitivité. Le fonds a vocation à soutenir des projets de recherche appliquée portant sur le développement de produits ou services technologiquement innovants susceptibles d’être mis sur le marché à court ou moyen terme.

Les projets candidats sont retenus à l’issue d’appels à projets (deux par an). Pour être jugés recevables, Ces derniers doivent nécessairement remplir l’ensemble des critères suivants : être des projets de R&D collaboratifs, labellisés par un pôle de compétitivité, impliquant au moins deux entreprises et un laboratoire ou centre de recherche.