The project "Building capacity for evidence informed policymaking (EIPM) in governance and public administration in post-pandemic Europe" supported seven European Union (EU) member states (Estonia...
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The need for science-informed policy advice at both national and international levels is undeniably of great importance. The substantial increase of the science base, and the pace of innovation is both an opportunity and a challenge...
The British Academy's recent report on Public Trust in Science-for-Policymaking explored the central role of science in public debates on policy. Three headlines stand out: the importance of policymakers...
In a period defined by unprecedented environmental challenges and global insecurity, the intersection of foresight and climate security presents a compelling avenue for future policymaking. Current extreme weather events...
Declining trust in governments and administrations worldwide has prompted the need to re-evaluate the role of public communication. As the information environment evolves, effective communication becomes increasingly challenging...

First off, thank you for the lovely messages about the previous issue and I’m very glad so many of you enjoyed it. If I haven’t...
Yesterday, the European Commission recommended a revision of the Council Recommendation on smoke-free environments to better protect people from the effects of second-hand smoke and aerosols. The current Council Recommendation (2009/C...
A recent EU study into knowledge, reason and policymaking brings interesting and sometimes challenging ideas to K4P (posted before K4P had blogs to Medium, September 2019).
Science Europe, the European association of national research funding and performing organisations, has published new guidelines that emphasise the importance of the institutional mandate in Science for Policy (S4P)...

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