
Research data is an important element for advancing scientific knowledge. In this CESSDA webinar, we were putting the spotlight on data on children in the EU. With experienced researchers and representatives from social science data archives, we presented: important resources for discovering quality research data on child well-being, opportunities for re-using such data, and how to make your data on children FAIR.
child well-being, children, child centric approach, data lifecycle, children in Europe, data management, research data, quality research data
child well-being, children, child centric approach, data lifecycle, children in Europe, data management, research data, quality research data
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