Within the Policy Learning Platform, there is a wealth of knowledge and policy solutions that European policymakers can find inspiration from. One of these learning possibilities is our policy briefs that our team of thematic experts regularly produce.
But what are policy briefs?
They are in-depth expert analyses of policy trends tackled by practitioners working in local and regional authorities across Europe. They all feature successful Interreg Europe projects and how they achieved policy changes.
By reading our briefs, you will gain insights into key factors for success and impact.
The selection below covers our most recent policy briefs to our most read and others tackling a topic that is of particular interest within our community: the green and digital transition.
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In your daily work, you may need to write a report on, let’s say, mission-oriented innovation. You are likely to start with research, getting to know the subject and understanding the latest trends. This is a beneficial step prior to engaging in further exchanges with professionals and experts in the field.
Explore this policy brief to learn about EU initiatives that local and regional authorities can refer to for improving their management of cultural and natural heritage on coasts, in compliance with the EU Directives.
In this policy brief, you will learn from practices implemented in different regional institutional contexts such as transformative policy changes on regional policy challenges ranging from the Entrepreneurial Discovery Process to S3 Monitoring.
Explore this policy brief to discover what role do public authorities across Europe play in the development of a sustainable and low-carbon economy, and what transformations are needed in every sector and area of public life.
Clusters play an important role in industrial transformations as they support knowledge diffusion, knowledge spillovers, higher innovation and more. Explore the importance of clusters in this policy brief.
Read this policy brief to discover what role do public authorities across Europe play in the development of a sustainable and low-carbon economy, and what transformations are needed in every sector and area of public life.
We need to foster skills for the energy transition at local and regional levels to encourage clean technologies and energy-efficient applications to reach the European Union's climate targets.