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National Teams

Overview

National teams are at the heart of the GGP. They are responsible for implementing the Generations and Gender Survey (or its national equivalent) in their countries, ensuring that data collection meets high scientific and ethical standards while also reflecting national contexts. National teams also take part in the governance structure of the GGP if their country is part of the GGP Consortium.

The success of the GGP relies on close collaboration between the Central Coordination Team and National Teams - from the planning and translation of the questionnaire to the implementation of fieldwork and communication with stakeholders.

Each National Team is led by a National Survey Coordinator, a designated member who represents their country in the GGP Council of Partners. The National Coordinator also serves as the main contact point for the GGP. In this role, they oversee the national implementation of the survey and establish the necessary arrangements for delivering data to the Central Coordination Team. Additionally, the National Coordinator (together with national consortium) works to secure funding and political support for the GGP at the national level.

What do National Teams do?

Each national team oversees the entire lifecycle of survey implementation in their country, including:

  • Forming a national steering group with relevant partners (e.g., universities, national statistical offices, ministries)
  • Securing funding for survey implementation
  • Translating and adapting the core questionnaire
  • Developing the sampling strategy and selecting respondents
  • Managing fieldwork and interviewer training
  • Coordinating national communication and outreach
  • Ensuring adherence to GGP quality standards and timelines

The national teams are assisted by the GGP Central Coordination Team with technical and methodological support throughout each stage.

Current National teams

Argentina (Buenos Aires)

  • National survey coordinator: Marisa Miodosky – Universidad Torcuato Di Tella

Austria

Croatia

  • National survey coordinator & GGP consortium board member: Ivan Čipin – University of Zagreb

Czech Republic

Denmark

Estonia

  • National survey coordinator & GGP consortium board member: Allan Puur – Tallinn University

Finland

  • National survey coordinator: Anna Rotkirch – Population Research Institute at Väestöliitto, the Family Federation of Finland

France

Germany

Hong Kong

Iceland

Italy

Latvia

Lithuania

  • National survey coordinator & GGP consortium board member: Ausra Maslauskaite – Vytautas Magnus University

Moldova

Netherlands

Norway

Poland

South Korea

  • National survey coordinator: Dakyung Lee - Korean Women's Development Institute (KWDI)

Sweden

Taiwan

United Kingdom

Uruguay

  • National survey coordinator: Ignacio Pardo – Universidad de la República

GGP Council of Partners

The GGP Council of Partners (CoP) brings together National Teams, interested countries, and partners involved in the Generations and Gender Programme. It serves as the main forum for exchanging experiences, discussing progress in national implementation, and advising on the organisation of the infrastructure.

The Council is also recognised as an international working group of the UNECE. Information and minutes from its annual meetings are available on the UNECE website.

Interested in Joining the GGP?

We welcome expressions of interest from countries that would like to participate in upcoming data collections. The Central Coordination Team can support you in exploring funding options, building national partnerships, and preparing for survey implementation. Read more about how to plan a GGS in your country.

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