Publications

The Commission helped to investigate four key environmental issues for Andalusia and has produced recommendations in terms of tax policy options.

The European Commission supported the Flemish Department of Education and Training in the development of a strategy and guidelines to support schools in primary, secondary and adult education with the transition towards effective use of ICT for teaching and learning.

The project aimed to provide technical support to the Ministry of Interior of Cyprus for upgrading the methodological framework of mass appraisals, reviewing the organisational structure of the general valuation branch as well as improving the system for issuance and transfer of title deeds.

The European Commission is supporting the Greek National Organisation for the Certification of Qualifications and Vocational Guidance (EOPPEP) in designing a quality assurance framework for non-formal and informal learning.

The Commission is providing support to four Spanish regional authorities, namely Andalusia, Navarre, Extremadura, and Madrid, in order to design a scalable and replicable reference framework.

The construction sector is heavily regulated given the potential impacts on safety, the environment and urban planning. However, the supervision and enforcement system of Lithuania tends to focus on bureaucratic requirements rather than prioritising public risks.

The Commission is helping the Slovenian Financial Administration improve its operational processes and procedures and build its capacity for strengthening tax compliance and countering tax evasion related to Corporate Income Tax.

The Commission is supporting the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance in its efforts to achieve a more efficient, agile and innovative public administration by evaluating competencies, analysing management processes, and providing recommendations for improvements and strategic capacity building.

The Commission supported the Value-for-Money team, within the Polish Ministry of Finance, in implementing pilot spending reviews in healthcare and support for innovation in SMEs.

The Commission helped both the Financial Market Authority (FMA) of Austria and the National Bank of Romania (NBR) in building their capacity of identifying, measuring, modelling, and mitigating climate and environmental risks impacting the financial system’s stability.

The Commission supported the strengthening of the institutional setup for State aid control in Greece

The European Commission provided technical support to Austria for the development of an International Business Risk and Resilience Monitor that combines foresight, risk management as well as strategy development to better assess and address transnational public-private geo-economic risks.

The European Commission helped to revolutionise Estonia's government decision-making processes by introducing Data Driven Decision Management (DDDM).

The Commission supported two federated government entities in Belgium (the Walloon Region and the Wallonia-Brussels Federation) to build capacity for spending reviews and to institutionalise spending reviews, including by integrating them in the entities’ respective budgetary processes.

The Commission aimed to assist North Rhine-Westphalia and Bavaria in developing a new conceptual approach for digital transition, focused on the development and support of digital skills.

The Commission provided technical support to the Estonian Tax and Customs Board (ETCB) with the aim of (a) exploring the feasibility of using human-centric AI and (b) developing a strategic framework.

The Commission provided support to the government of Romania with the elaboration of its Circular Economy Strategy and Action Plan, and with improving its implementation capacity.

The Commission provided support to the government of Romania with the elaboration of its Circular Economy Strategy and Action Plan, and with improving its implementation capacity.

The commission supported Lithuania in developing and testing a new, integrated approach to delivering personalized services for vulnerable groups, including people with disabilities, ex-prisoners, and youth leaving care.