The conference organised by CASD and the German Institute for Employment Research (IAB) took place on 28 and 29 March. Many topics were addressed by the researchers present: employment, labour market, salaries, immigration, refugees… The interventions showed that many research results are possible thanks to data from French and German producers. Many questions were also raised about comparability, data access, and matching. Pascal Rivière, Head of INSEE’s Inspectorate General, opened the conference by inviting participants to move forward with collaborations between researchers from both countries, as INSEE is doing with its German counterpart, Destatis. Olivier Godechot’s presentation on social segregation or Christian Dustmann’s presentation on the effects of cuts in social benefits was particularly lively. A round table, chaired by Patrice Duran, President of the National Council for Statistical Information, closed the conference on an optimistic note on the new possibilities offered in terms of cooperation on the use of French and German data. Review of the conference presentation and program
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30 September 2025
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The CASD, which has had numerous exchanges and collaborations with Fabrice Lenglart in his previous roles, welcomes his appointment to the management of INSEE…
29 September 2025
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CASD has been able to make the road vehicle registry and the demographic database of dwellings and individuals matching data available to researchers…
24 September 2025
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For those who were unable to attend, the replay and supporting documents are available at CASD DATA TECH webinar page on our website.
20 September 2025
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L’Institut géographique national (IGN) makes most of its reference geographic data and representations available to the public as open data.