This paper reviews trends in income inequality in the EU over the last fifteen years and presents a comprehensive framework to assess and monitor income inequalities and related key policy areas. It relies on a three-stages approach, namely considering pre-market, in-market and post-market stage...

The Joint Research Centre of the European Commission organised a proficiency test (PT) on the measurements of natural radioactivity (238U, 226Ra, 210Pb, 232Th, 228Ra, 228Th and 40K) in building materials. This PT was an integral part of the European Commission's work of realising verifications o...

The conversion of gridded data between two grids and/or spatial reference systems, commonly referred to as “warping”, is a fundamental step in geospatial data processing workflows. This process involves data resampling, which inherently introduces uncertainty. When dealing with stacks of statist...

What do you want the future to look like? In which future would you like to live? These questions of high relevance for policy were at the heart of the Conference on the Future of Europe that ended in May 2022. This EU initiative created a new space for debate with citizens on how to respond to ...

Aiming to empower young people to proactively shape the future of their region, the Ida-Viru Youth Climate Assembly is a powerful example of how to give youth a voice in the transition process and integrate their recommendations into official policy development work streams. The assembly brought...

This paper examines the fiscal implications of the global transition to climate neutrality, focusing on government expenditures, revenues, and the need for a comprehensive fiscal strategy within country level transition plans. The paper analyses the impact of climate change and policy responses ...