This paper highlights the main findings from the report How to Make Societies Thrive? Coordinating Approaches to Promote Well-being and Mental Health, that uses the OECD Well-being Framework to review how people’s economic, social, relational, civic and environmental experiences interlink with their mental health, and uses this evidence to identify policies that can jointly improve...

The world of work is getting older, with profound implications for the labor market, government finances, healthcare and welfare systems, and millions of mid-career workers. This report reveals unfounded, but deep-seated ageism, explores barriers and enablers to career success, and lays out the steps that business, policy-makers, and mid-career and older workers themselves can take...

Platform cooperatives refer to cooperatives that are directly owned and managed by their members and that use websites and/or mobile apps to sell goods and/or services. This paper provides an overview of employment in platform cooperatives and offers insights on their distinctive features.

Behavioural science methods are increasingly used to design and evaluate public policies that better reflect human behaviour and decision-making. This working paper proposes guidelines and a visual roadmap, including five key questions to guide the selection of appropriate methods, and seven different experimental or non-experimental methods to choose from.

While digital security ultimately depends on the decisions made by private actors (e.g. network operators and their suppliers), this report underlines the role governments can play to enhance the digital security of communication networks.