This report provides evidence-based insights and recommendations on how public communicators can strengthen democracies by navigating (new) information ecosystems in ways that earn the trust of citizens. At a time whe...

European citizens and the digital decade

Who is who - European Forum of Official Gazettes. August 2024

The advance of integrated electronics fundamentally changed societies, states, economies and ultimately our personal lives. Starting from simple circuits and single transistors to integrated circuits with billions of ...

For many years, EPSO has been consistent in applying its equality and diversity policies, and in ensuring non-discriminnation in its competitions and selection procedures, but race and ethnicity had never been looked ...

The EU's long-term transition to environmental, social and economic sustainability runs alongside several large-scale crises. Amidst the 'triple crisis' of climate change, biodiversity loss and the impact of environme...

What a European degree is: - A new type of degree awarded after transnational Bachelor, Master, or Doctoral programmes delivered at national, regional, or institutional level - Automatically recognised everywhere in t...

In the 2021-2027 programming period, the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+), European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), and Just Transition Fund (JTF) play a significant role in support to skills. Additional funds, such...

In July 2020, the EU adopted its 2020-2025 Security Union Strategy. Designed at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, this Strategy was set against a backdrop of an increasingly complex security landscape, with hybrid an...

Vocational education and training in Belgium

The purpose of this guide is to help Commission staff, and beyond, organise more sustainable meetings and events, demonstrating that we ‘practice what we preach’ as we seek to reduce our environmental impact.

Environmental observations, for example from satellites, ground-based systems or citizen science campaigns, provide data and insights into our changing Earth system. This knowledge is the basis for evidence-based deci...

The impact of climate change is most acute at Earth’s polar regions. The Arctic and Antarctica are warming rapidly, with dramatic consequences for not only the local environment, but the wider world. This CORDIS Res...

This Communication, together with two proposals for Council recommendations, one on a European quality assurance and recognition system in higher education, and another one on attractive and sustainable careers in hig...

The Initiative for coal regions in transition has developed this toolkit as part of its knowledge products to assist practitioners in coal regions (including peat and oil shale regions) across Europe. The aim of this ...

This report provides a comprehensive examination of trends in income inequality within and between the EU Member States from 2006 to 2021. The study also aims to answer the related question of whether the middle class...

Russia in the Arctic the end of illusions and the emergence of strategic realignments

Parental leave policies have proved to be vital in helping parents to balance job and family responsibilities. However, women are still the primary caregivers, so the employment gap widens with parenting duties. Only ...

EGovernment benchmark 2024 - Advancing pillars in digital public service delivery : factsheets

Environmental observations, for example from satellites, ground-based systems or citizen science campaigns, provide data and insights into our changing Earth system. This knowledge is the basis for evidence-based deci...

The EU’s increasing interest in monitoring the polar regions, as highlighted in the 2021 updated EU Arctic policy, led the European Commission to set up a Polar Task Force composed of external experts, chaired by Co...

The extent of interaction between workers and robots is expected to increase in modern workplaces due to rapid advancements in robotic technologies. Advanced robotics often leverages progress in artificial intelligenc...