At the webinar on Generative AI in Evidence-Informed Policymaking, experts Margarita Kalamova (OECD) and Alessandro Zani (JRC) pulled back the curtain on how AI is already reshaping policy...
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Across Europe, turning scientific evidence into better policy remains a challenge. Spain offers a practical example of progress, combining institutional reform with collaborative engagement. This post...
On a bright June morning in 2026, over 70 policymakers, researchers, and knowledge brokers gathered virtually for a thought-provoking discussion: How is generative AI changing the way we...
Two types of Atmosphere toolkit are needed if ATScience is to help scientists do science and better communicate it to other audiences: one serving the researchers...
Policy relevance does not begin when evidence lands on a minister’s desk. It begins much earlier, in the way knowledge itself is produced.
Strategic Foresight, Climate-Resilient Militaries, and the Need for Stronger Evidence–Policy Bridges
At a time when climate risks translate increasingly into geopolitical pressure, strategic uncertainty, and operational challenges, the question of how military and political institutions navigate complexity has...
Reflections from a Community of Practice discussion on what S4P can do about the paralyzing discomfort that scientific facts trigger.
What do you do when conflicting policy recommendations are both evidence-backed? Our reflex is to make such a discussion into a scientific debate: who has...
One of the fundamental tensions in the organization of science advice mechanisms is the tension between scientific independence on the one hand and proximity and relevance to policy-makers on the other hand. Both are...
As part of the community-led actions of the JRC's Community of Practice on Evidence-informed Policymaking, one action selected to be taken forward was to better understand the role of agencies implementing...
