The NESC Secretariat, at the request of the The Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government, is undertaking analysis to inform the development of Irish climate change policy.
NESC has now published Report 125, in which it examines possible additional policy measures to encourage demand, flow of credit and employment growth.
NESC has now published Report 124, which examines standards and accountability in the provision of human services.
NESC has now published Report 126, in which it identifies how Ireland's forthcoming framework for sustainable development can be enhanced.
The NESC has published its latest report, Number 123, Supports and Services for Unemployed Jobseekers: Challenges and Opportunities in a Time of Recession.
In January 2012, the sustainable development role performed by Comhar, the Sustainable Development Council (SDC), was integrated into the work of the NESC.
The National Economic and Social Development Office, of which NESC is a constituent body, is established by the NESDO Act, 2006.
The National Economic and Social Council (NESC) advises the Taoiseach on strategic issues for Ireland’s economic and social development. Currently, NESC is working on a number of key challenges which Ireland is facing, including Supports and Services for Unemployed Jobseekers, Quality and Standards in Human Services, and Promoting Economic Activity and Employment ..
March 16th 2012 Dublin, Ireland The Council identifies revisions to improve Irelands framework fo Read More
February 2nd 2012 Dublin, Ireland Austerity on its own will not be enough, additional policy in Read More
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