Publications

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

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 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.

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 project supported the Ministry of National Education and Youth in France in its ongoing reforms of the professional learning and development of educational staff.

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 Croatian authorities in improving the governance of state-owned enterprises. This followed recent EU recommendations to Croatia.

The commission helped address challenges in Croatia's water management sector, including fragmentation, lack of capacity, and efficiency issues.

The commission helped by developing recommendations to update the Strategic Adaptation Plan for sectors sensitive to climate change by 2020, with a view to 2030 (NAS2020), and supported entities involved in adaptation activities.

The commission helped support the Estonian Tax and Customs Board in defining a strategy to replace the outdated register of taxpayers, a core information system that is monolithic, costly, inflexible, and not sufficiently future-proof.

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

The Commission aimed to enhance the strategic and analytical capacity of the Federal Planning Bureau (FPB) to effectively fulfill its policy oversight and advisory functions as an Independent Fiscal Institution.

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