Huib Huyse
hoofd onderzoeksgroep
HIVA
Parkstraat 47 - bus 5300
3000 Leuven
België
lokaal: 03.13
tel: +32 16 32 31 28 - +32 16 32 04 58
mobile: +32 473 326 136
contact
HIVA
Parkstraat 47 - bus 5300
3000 Leuven
België
lokaal: 03.13
tel: +32 16 32 31 28 - +32 16 32 04 58
mobile: +32 473 326 136
contact
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Over Huib Huyse
Doctor in onderwijskunde
Prof. Dr. Huib Huyse is hoofd van de onderzoeksgroep duurzame ontwikkeling bij het Onderzoeksinstituut voor Werk en Samenleving (HIVA) van de KU Leuven. Een belangrijk deel van zijn onderzoek en evaluatiewerk is beleids- en praktijkgericht en behandelt opkomende trends binnen het mondiale ontwikkelingsvraagstuk en ontwikkelingssamenwerking. Thematisch specialiseerde hij zich de voorbije jaren onder meer in het verantwoorde globale waardeketens, de waardig werk agenda, de rol van het middenveld in ontwikkelingslanden, en citizen science. Hij behaalde een doctoraat aan het Centre for International Education van de University of Sussex (VK) in 2011. Tussen 1997 en 2007 werkte hij in verschillende posities voor een Belgische ontwikkelingsorganisatie, waaronder zes jaar als programmamanager in Zimbabwe. Hij is titularis van de leerstoel Waardig Werk en de SDG’s en doceert het vak ‘Labour governance in global value chains’ aan de KU Leuven.
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chapterHuyse, Huib; 2013. Global Citizenship and Public Support: Urge, Facts and Concepts. The Drive to Global Citizenship. Motivating people, Mapping public support, Measuring effects of global education ; 2013; pp. 13 - 27 Publisher: Garant; Antwerpen/Apeldoorn keyboard_arrow_downLIRIAS1899300
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Do we still believe in foreign aid and development education? As governments tend to cut down aid budgets and the public appears to take a more and more sceptical stand, not just the old way of campaigning is under pressure, but also the idea of the North helping the South as such. To materialize the hind-laying value of global solidarity in the present world, a radical re-thinking of the wornout concept of aid is required. Set against this paradox, this book explores the new notion of global citizenship and the challenges it represents. Self-contained chapters feature coverage of a range of issues: politics, opinion polls, education, the results agenda, private sustainability standards, framing messages for TV-broadcasting and the role of social media. As it is a long road to global citizenship, this book keeps you company for a part of the way.
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chapterVan Ongevalle, Jan;Huyse, Huib;Deprez, Steff;Van Petegem, Peter;Chimbodza, Iris Jane-Mary; 2008. Promoting Stakeholder Participation in a Learning-Based Monitoring and Evaluation Framework. Southern African Journal of Environmental Education. Volume 25 (2008) ; 2008; pp. 166 - 183 Publisher: Environmental Education Association of Southern Africa; Grahamstown, South Africa keyboard_arrow_downLIRIAS1899059
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This research analysed monitoring and evaluation activities based on the Outcome Mapping methodology within the Zimbabwe Secondary Teacher Training Environmental Education Project (St2eep), an education for sustainability initiative in Zimbabwe. The majority of donorfunded environmental education programmes use conventional monitoring and evaluation approaches based on the logical frameworks (logframe) that guide the programme designs and management. Although research indicates significant problems with the implementation of these approaches, there are only a few documented examples of experiences with alternative monitoring and evaluation frameworks. The case of St2eep allowed us to compare three years of experiences with monitoring and evaluation based on the logframe, with two years of monitoring and evaluation based on Outcome Mapping. We evaluate how the project team and the donor organisation, VVOB (the Flemish Office for Development, Cooperation and Technical Assistance), have perceived the performance of Outcome Mapping with regards to the two main aims of monitoring and evaluation activities: accountability and learning. This is complemented with an analysis of monitoring documentation. The project team refers to the collaborative nature of monitoring and evaluation in St2eep, the principles of self-assessment and peer-assessment, combined with public recognition for project successes, as the key factors supporting learning and accountability through monitoring and evaluation in St2eep. The Outcome Mapping-based monitoring and evaluation system is shown to enhance ownership and participation of local stakeholders in the project’s monitoring and evaluation system.
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- FAIR - transparency and the due diligence in ICT procurement - Guidance.; 2023 .
- Transparancy/due dilligence workgroup of the Circular and Fair ICT Pact (CFIT).; 2023 .
- Equity, Environment, Energy, Economy: An investigation into the equity, efficiency, and acceptability of carbon pricing in Belgium; 2022 .
- International expertise on decent work and social protection to support the preparation of a new thematic portfolio on Social Protection in Central Africa.; 2021 .
- CuriousNoses in the garden; 2021 .
- Improving Public Attitudes on Migration in Belgium and the Netherlands; 2021 .
- HURISM - HUman RIghts in Small- and Medium-sized enterprises; 2020 .
- Collaborative production for the circular economy; a community approach; 2019 .
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- Increasing Metalworkers’ representatives’ Awareness and Skills on Mental Health Protection & Promotion in the Workplace; 2024 .
- The Lasting Impact of COVID-19 on the Workplace: Analysing Effects on Well-being and Inequality among New Labour Market Entrants; 2023 .
- Sustainable Economies Due diLigence: good EXamples and the role of social dialogue; 2023 .
- GDPoweR - recovering workers’ data to negotiate and monitor collective agreements in the platform economy; 2023 .
- Public procurement within the framework of the sustainable federal procurement policy: intersecting the procurement needs of the federal government with priority themes of sustainable development; 2023 .
- Government funding of CSOs in a rapidly changing world: evidence from 6 OECD-countries; 2023 .
- Social Protection, Inequality and Inclusive Growth (PSP 2023-2027); 2023 .
- Measuring and Optimizing Operator Well-being via Dashboards and Task Allocation While Sustaining Production EfFiciency (WellFiciency_SBO); 2023 .
- Integration of decent work in the development of value chains; 2023 .
- TransFormMaker: research project as part of the Living Labs Circular Economy programme.; 2023 .
- Acquiring international expertise on decent work and social protection to support enhancing regional research on topics of mutual interest and on innovations; 2023 .
- Bridging Risks to an Inclusive Digital and Green future by Enhancing workforce Skills for industry 5.0; 2023 .
- VIONA Quality of Work; 2022 .
- Towards a whole‐of‐university approach on responsible sourcing; 2022 .
- DUE DILIGENCE; 2022 .
- DUE DILIGENCE; 2022 .
- Welfare systems and labour market policies for economic and social resilience in Europe; 2022 .
- Employment in the Belgian circular economy.; 2022 .
- Support and guidance in the development of an impact assessment model for LEVL.; 2022 .
- Expert support in processing the stakeholder contributions related to the development of the second National Action Plan “Business and Human Rights”.; 2022 .
- A workable and effective due diligence tool for Belgian SMEs; 2022 .
- DEME Job Survey (Dredging Int.); 2022 .
- Study on the possibilities for greening federal taxation; 2021 .
- Due Diligence Learning Network (FEVIA); 2021 .
- Due Diligence Toolbox (Agoria); 2021 .
- GCE-PSR: preparatory work for the actualization of the strategic note for global citizenship education (GCE); 2021 .
- Human Rights Due Diligence in SMEs; 2020 ; PhD Project - Vincent Dupont.
- Human Rights Due Diligence for SMEs; 2020 ; PhD Project - Diana Pietrzak.
- Civil society organizations for research action; 2020 .
- Contribution to strengthening local industry innovation capability through enhancing collaboration between agro-food processing industry and tertiary education institutions.; 2020 .
- Towards responsible gold sourcing?: Lessons and limitations of certification schemes for artisanal and small scale gold mining (ASGM) in Peru; 2019 ; PhD Project - .
- On the road to real chain responsibility in the public sector: Human rights due diligence approach at university institutions and hospitals.; 2019 .