A discussion series on time organisation for mitigating inequalities and enhancing social well-being, hosted at CaixaFòrum Macaya
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The right to time, key debate for the 21st Century
Time organization is a social agreement that defines our ability to fully develop as individuals. This cycle will discuss how the right to (our own) time can reduce inequalities, rebalance the rhythms of our lives, and provide greater well-being for citizens. Event held in two conferences: 17th and 31st January in Barcelona.
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The Metropolitan Area of the Aburrá Valley and the Time Use Initiative co-organised the first working session on metropolitan time policies in Latin America
The event focused on the implementation of time policies in education to improve school schedules and educational conditions, emphasizing specific cases of full-time education and incorporating the needs and demands of the entire educational community. The technical session involved around thirty representatives from the ten municipalities comprising the Colombian metropolitan area. It included the participation
Time Polices for a Smart City: A Recap of TUI participation at the Smart City Expo World Congress 2023
In a dynamic interaction between innovation and urban development, Time Use Initiative participation at the Smart City Expo World Congress 2023 was a proof of the transformative power of collaboration and forward-thinking initiatives. TUI’s presence at this global event was due thanks to the collaboration agreement signed between the Local and Regional Governments Time Network
Time Use Week 2023 core discussions revolves on how to effectively implement a new balance in time uses
Between 16th and 20th October, the Time Use Week’s 10th edition was hosted in Barcelona as the international meeting point in time policies. It counted with the participation of more than 700 participants from all over the world, who followed the different discussions both virtually and in-person. The Time Use Week 2023 (TUW) just finished
Upcoming European elections could be an opportunity to end the clock change
European Parliament elections in June 2024 could be an opportunity to put the end of seasonal clock change back on the political agenda. The Time Use Initiative begins a consultation process with key European stakeholders to assert the need to place the right to time on the European agenda, and to implement the proposal on
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Transforming working time towards a more balanced time organisation
The ways in which we live and work have undergone profound changes in the last century, and society, and its productive and social fabric, are very different as well. Most workers see current time uses as a source of anxiety; the model designed for the 20th Century is no longer valid for 21st-Century society. Now
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The Right to Time – perspectives for the 21st Century
In the 21st Century, economic, ecological, and social policies can only become sustainable when systemically enriched with time policies for better care opportunities for men and women; sustainable production, services and consumption, and temporal on working times which make it possible to adapt to future modalities of work. These fundamental requirements of the 21st century
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The policy brief “Towards a New Time Balance” proposes six key objectives to achieve a new organization of working time
This initiative represents a significant step towards the creation of a legal and social framework that reflects the changing realities of the 21st Century labour world. Discussed at the Time Use Week, the policy brief proposes six objectives and various practical measures to achieve a new organization of working time was presented. The presented document
Experts debate what it means to move towards the right to time in public policy
The debate took place within the framework of Time Use Week 2023 and was based on the policy brief “The Right to Time: Perspectives for the 21st Century”, presented during the event. The document includes policy recommendations at the local, regional, national, and international levels to advance the implementation of the Right to Time in
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