More than 30 students participated in the March training, while 60 participated in the October edition. Around half of the participants come from academia and research/policy institutes, while the other half comes from all types of public institutions: national authorities, central banks, several DGs of the European Commission and other international institutions. JRC trainers and students expressed general satisfaction for the content and the structure of the trainings.

In addition to the general training, the JRC has started delivering open online technical sessions dedicated to EUROMOD. So far, they have focused on the use of the LMA add-on for simulating the effects of short-term works schemes, the new In-depth analysis plugin and the Hypothetical Household Tool (HHoT). The technical sessions were advertised in the EUROMOD website and newsletter, as well as among NTs and partner DGs. They have been streamed online thorough Zoom or Webex, with an average attendance of around 50 participants.

The presentations of the general training and technical sessions are available on our website.