Publications

The Commission helped at enhancing the capacity of the Czech authorities to communicate effectively about the benefits of the reforms and investments under the national recovery and resilience plan (RRP).

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 is supporting the Polish Ministry of Finance (Beneficiary) in  the reform of the accounting system in Poland with a specific regard to digitalisation.

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.

The commission provided technical support to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs to align with the changes that the law 4781/2021 introduced in its organisational structure and internal processes.

The Commission helped to contribute to the improvement of the soil and surface water status in Hungary on one hand, and to the implementation of sustainable water management practices across government bodies and policy areas on the other.

Between July 2021 and January 2023, the European Commission - via the Technical Support Instrument (TSI) - supported the Public Service of Wallonia (“Service Public de Wallonie”) with the development of recommendations to enhance upskilling pathways in the region.

The Commission has helped the Latvian authorities to prepare a new regulatory framework aiming to support employers’, and in particular SMEs, in up-/re-skilling their employees.

The European Commission supports Slovakia in setting out a strategy for a fair climate transition in the regions of Horna Nitra, Banska Bystrica and Kosice.

The Commission supported Flanders in developing a strategy to develop skills required by the Green deal.

The European Commission has provided technical support to the Spanish Ministry of Inclusion in view of increasing the effectiveness of minimum income policies, and building more integrated inclusion itineraries for minimum income beneficiaries and other vulnerable groups.

The commission assisted in achieving the goal of the project, which was to establish a functional national telemedicine framework in emergency medicine. Additionally, it involved the introduction of remote monitoring services in emergency medicine on a national scale.

In a decentralized country such as Spain, the existence of a Common Portfolio of Employment Services (CCS) is essential to guarantee quality and equal conditions in the attention to users of Public Employment Services (PES).

The European Commission is supporting the Spanish Ministry of Health (MoH) in developing Recommendations on criteria, governance models and requirements to promote equity in access to high-quality Primary Care (PC) services.

The Commission gave technical support to develop the concept of a National Decarbonisation Fund, a financial scheme which aims at supporting more energy efficiency and renewable energy investment in buildings, including residential housing, as well as industrial, commercial and public buildings.