Publications

The general objective of the project was to contribute to institutional, administrative and growth-sustaining structural reforms in Czechia.

The European Commission provided support to the Slovenian Ministry of Infrastructure and the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning. It aimed to address the barriers to renewable energy deployment in Slovenia, thereby facilitating a more ambitious national energy and climate plan (NECP).

The Commission supports the implementation of the Just Transition Fund (JTF) in three Czech regions

This project aims to enhance the sustainability and energy efficiency of state buildings in France and the Netherlands.

The request addresses a crucial problem of the Hungarian service sector, i.e. excessive regulatory requirements for professionals to offer their services.

The commission helped the Portuguese government enhance its spending review framework by leveraging OECD best practices and facilitating peer-to-peer knowledge exchange.

The European Commission provided support to the Federal Public Service Finance Belgium and the Polish National Revenue Administration with extending the uptake of the Cooperative Tax Compliance Programmes (CTCP) in Belgium and Poland.

The commission helped by supporting a comprehensive external evaluation of the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (AIReF) under the current President's term.

The European Commission aims to simplify the control and enforcement system for businesses.

The objective of the project funded by the European Commission was to support Slovakia’s Ministry of Investments and Informatisation in launching a support scheme for digital technologies, and in providing a framework for eGovernment solutions for priority life situations.

The purpose of this project is to provide technical support to Romania for enhancing public sector capacity in the preparation and procurement of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs).

The project provided comprehensive support to the Czech Republic in light of high labour shortages across employers, sectors and regions.

The Commission supports 23 EU Member States to strengthen their capacity for greening public finances and to raise awareness of the EU Green Budgeting Reference Framework.

The European Commission via the Technical Support Instrument supported the German Ministry of Finance to further strengthen its framework of spending reviews. The project was implemented by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), in cooperation with the European Commission.

The Commission aimed at the digitalisation of the Department of Insolvency (DoI) and its interactions with the courts and the citizens hence optimising the handling of insolvency cases.

The Commission is supporting the development of a mechanism for managing investments, monitoring and reporting on the green components of the Spanish Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP).

The European Commission supported Latvia in addressing the key issue of strengthening access to justice.

The Italian health system has started a digital transformation process to achieve homogenous improvement, since Italian Regions, which are responsible for the delivery of health services, are operating at different paces.

The Commission supported the Hungarian central bank (MNB) in the development of a supervisory framework, to enable MNB and other central banks assess biodiversity-related financial risks in the financial system, including transmission channels for physical and transition risks.