Publications

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

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 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 project aimed to evaluate the success and effectiveness of the Cooperative Compliance Programme (CCP) pilot phase, to identify its weaknesses and propose recommendations for further improvement.

The Commission supported the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA) to reinforce Portugal’s environmental licensing and inspections regime.

The Commission provided support to the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport in the development and adoption of a National BIM Strategy and BIM Roadmap in addition to significant contribution in raising awareness and capacity building regarding BIM among construction sector stakeholders.

The Commission provided support to the General Secretariat of the Government to strengthen Romania’s centre of government in coordinating and providing guidance to line ministries in the elaboration of the forthcoming strategies.

The European Commission provided support to the Croatian Bureau of Statistics (CBS) to enhance the collection, production, and dissemination of macroeconomic statistics in line with EU regulations and Eurostat requirements by transforming the existing processing system.

The Commission supported the Belgian federal authorities in the development of policy options for a Sustainable Finance Strategy.

The Commission aimed to modernize the legal framework of the Public Investment Programme (PIP) in Greece.

The Commission is supporting the Slovenian Ministry of Finance to develop a new economic model that allows them to assess the impact of climate and energy policies on the Slovenian economy and public finances.

The Commission supported the Slovak authorities in developing a communication strategy on the implementation of the national Recovery and Resilience Plan

The Commission supported Slovakia with enhancing their mechanisms for risk assessment and identification, audit and control frameworks relating to Slovakia’s Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP).

The Commission aimed to enhance the understanding of spending processes and corporate governance in selected Slovak state-owned enterprises (SOEs).

The commission helped the Lithuanian tax administration, State Tax Inspectorate (STI), by providing continued specialized external technical support. This support aimed to build on the outputs of a previous project targeting high-net-worth individuals (HNWI).

The commission helped the Romanian tax administration, National Agency for Fiscal Administration (NAFA), by providing specialized external technical support to explore and experiment with modern tools for better compliance of large taxpayers (LT).