Publications

The EU-funded project Anticipatory Governance: Opportunities for Public Sector Strategic Foresight in Italy, Lithuania, and Malta, supported through the Technical Support Instrument of the European Commission, aimed to advance anticipatory innovation and foresight capacities.

The European Commission supported the Hungarian Ministry of Culture and Innovation in developing an individual learning account scheme to address skills gaps and raise levels of participation in adult learning and education.

The Commission is supporting Finland and Ireland to identify key objectives and plan actions for promoting equitable learning opportunities, improving educational outcomes and increasing access to mainstream education for all children and students.

The European Commission supported the Netherlands in its objective of achieving a carbon neutral state shipping fleet.

In a decentralized country such as Spain, a sound governance and monitoring system for the National Plan for Digital skills (Plan Nacional de Competencias Digitales – PNCD) is needed, to support the implementation of such an ambitious Plan.

The Croatian Ministry of Science and Education and Agency for VET and Adult Education requested assistance via the Technical Support Instrument to establish a system for recognising prior learning.

The general objective of the project was to contribute to institutional, administrative and growth-sustaining structural reforms in Czechia.

The European Commission provided support to the Slovenian Ministry of Infrastructure and the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning. It aimed to address the barriers to renewable energy deployment in Slovenia, thereby facilitating a more ambitious national energy and climate plan (NECP).

The Commission supports the implementation of the Just Transition Fund (JTF) in three Czech regions

This project aims to enhance the sustainability and energy efficiency of state buildings in France and the Netherlands.

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

The commission helped the Portuguese government enhance its spending review framework by leveraging OECD best practices and facilitating peer-to-peer knowledge exchange.

The European Commission provided support to the Federal Public Service Finance Belgium and the Polish National Revenue Administration with extending the uptake of the Cooperative Tax Compliance Programmes (CTCP) in Belgium and Poland.

The commission helped by supporting a comprehensive external evaluation of the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (AIReF) under the current President's term.

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 project provided comprehensive support to the Czech Republic in light of high labour shortages across employers, sectors and regions.

The Commission supports 23 EU Member States to strengthen their capacity for greening public finances and to raise awareness of the EU Green Budgeting Reference Framework.