Publications

The Central Bank of Ireland initiated a project with the support of the European Commission to evaluate data labelling vendors to identify the solution that best meets its needs, ultimately supporting more effective oversight and decision-making.

The commission helped France strengthen the mobilisation of EU programmes managed at national level.

The European Commission aims to improve public finance management in Madeira and the Azores through knowledge transfer, capacity building, and the development of tools for regional accounts consolidation.

The European Commission aimed to assist the French Haute Autorité de Santé (HAS) in implementing the EU regulation 2021/2282 on health technology assessment.

The European Commission has supported the Lithuanian Ministry of Education, Science and Sports on policies to enhance the quality and labour market relevance of higher education and vocational education and training (VET).

The project aimed to identify deficiencies and gaps in the existing framework and to develop recommendations for improving the legal and regulatory framework.

The project was situated within the broader public accounts reform aimed at implementing accrual accounting across all public accounts.

Seven EU Member States countries—Greece, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and the Netherlands—have requested technical support in the area of Capacity for Evidence-informed Policymaking in Governance and Public Administration from the European Commission.

The project provided proposals for an improved Public Spending Code especially for Current Expenditure, in line with best international standards and linking expenditure to Government spending and well-being goals.

The European Commission supported spending efficiency in Belgium by helping the Brussels administration build capacity for spending reviews and assisting federal and regional authorities in improving public investment management.

The European Commission supported the Portuguese Agency for Administrative Modernization (AMA) in overseeing the National Strategy for Smart Territories (ENTI) launched in 2023.

The European Commission aimed to support strengthening the administrative and financial capacity of the municipalities in Hungary.

The European Commission contributes to a structural reform in the areas of entrepreneurship, innovation and digitisation (EID) in the Stara Zagora District, targeting at the sustainable development of the EID ecosystem.

The European Commission aims to enhance the competitiveness of Poland’s railway sector through the implementation of BIM methodology, providing technical support and capacity building.

The European Commission provided tailored recommendations to Bulgaria’s Commission for Anti-Corruption and Illegal Assets Forfeiture (CACIAF) to strengthen its Code of Ethics and integrity check procedures.

The European Commission has supported the Brussels Capital Region in developing a governance framework for Mobility as a Service (MaaS).

The Commission is supporting the State of Lower Saxony (Germany) on reforms to improve the pedagogical quality and effectiveness of ECEC provision by strengthening systematic and team-based planning to support children achieving developmental milestones and basic skills and competences.

Ireland is developing a national digital transformation strategy for public procurement, supported by EU funding, to enhance efficiency, user-centricity, and data-driven decision-making across all procurement phases.

The European Commission helped develop a National Quality of Care and Patient Safety Strategy and Action Plan for Greece, including relevant indicators and tools for monitoring and assessing patient safety.