In this #openaccess article @mwinkdwo, @fertdem, @PaoDiG & M. Spielauer create and validate a microsimulation model that can be used to predict future family patterns. Amongst other, #GGS data from SWE and NOR are used. https://t.co/axgjyB4bp2 @NIDI_KNAW pic.twitter.com/9An0wb8f9w

— GGP (@GGP_i) January 19, 2021

New @GGP_i questionnaire has retrospective data on how couples met. Will be interesting to see how this played out in different contexts https://t.co/iaP7ddHJaD

— Tom Emery 🇪🇺🇬🇧....🇧🇪🇳🇱🇨🇿 (@DrTomEmery) January 17, 2021

Yesterday, @GunnarSUDA presented the Swedish #GGS2020 at the @SUDA_Sthlm Demographic Colloquium. By combining GGS 2012 and 2000 data, new insights on the Nordic #fertility decline will be gained.

We are looking forward to the data collection in spring! @NIDI_KNAW pic.twitter.com/XYvRV7Q62G

— GGP (@GGP_i) January 15, 2021

Today at @SUDA_Sthlm: Gerda Neyer will inform about the layout of our new fertility projects, and I will follow up with a presentation of the outlook of the new Swedish Generations and Gender Survey 2020 @GGP_i !

Online over Zoom at 1 PM (CET) https://t.co/BJLLgXy9tP https://t.co/9Vdn6rO9bJ

— Gunnar Andersson (@GunnarSUDA) January 14, 2021