This document, part of the PYROLIFE project, presents a toolkit focusing on co-creation and participative community engagement to address the challenges of communicating in an era of extreme wildfires. Authored by Isabeau Ottolini, the toolkit outlines recommendations for Wildfire Communication, emphasizing the need to go beyond the traditional risk-focused approach. Key aspects include understanding the socioenvironmental impact of extreme wildfires, exploring challenges, and providing practical recommendations for effective communication. The toolkit is particularly valuable for those working with communities at wildfire risk, offering insights into inclusive, participatory, and locally situated communication strategies.

This document serves as the technical cover for the QuantMig-mic microsimulation model, developed under the QuantMig project. It provides an overview of the model's structure, modules, and calibration process. The user is guided on handling the model code and viewing results through the Modgen user interface. Preliminary results of an example scenario are included, emphasizing the confidentiality of the deliverable until the project's end.

This report briefly summarises the main findings from the Quality of Jobs and Innovation Generated Employment Outcomes (QuInnE) project and draws on these findings to make a set of policy recommendations to the European Commission and European Union as the primary addressee.

The R2π project aims to design a comprehensive policy framework to facilitate the transition towards a circular economy in Europe. The project's purpose is to promote resource efficiency and sustainability throughout business value chains. The outcome of the project is a detailed report containing sector-based policy packages and key instruments to advance systemic and widely applicable circularity, with the goal of fostering positive environmental behaviors and a more sustainable economy and society in Europe.

The R2π project aims to examine policy measures that would enable circular business model innovation in various industries, including automotive and construction. The outcome of the project includes detailed policy recommendations and actions to promote circularity, such as promoting the adoption of labels for declaring content in key vehicle components, establishing sustainability standards and targets for the construction industry, and promoting circular education to raise awareness and attract skilled talent to the industry.

The work presented within this deliverable includes the analysis of existing management practices, management needs and a comparison of different national legislations, which influence the investments, overhauling, and reconstructions.

This report analyses the information presented in the sentences on cybercrimes such as online grooming, cyberbullying and human trafficking in different countries. The analysis of the sentences aimed to obtain information about the characteristics of offenders and victims, as well as to get an idea about the modus operandi used in each cybercrime. 

This report synthesises a research into social investment in five selected service sectors (early childhood education and care, healthcare, housing, water and financial services) in a number of countries and regions in Europe (England, Flanders, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Romania and Scotland). We examine the role of these services in enhancing basic rights, individual capabilities and collective agency.

The present document provides the theoretical and methodological framework for setting the criteria guiding the design of policies that are both culture-sensitive and able to address the current socio-institutional crisis scenario.

This report recommends policy areas and investments to improve the resilience of health systems into the future, drawing on analyses of three major vulnerabilities health systems faced during the pandemic: Health systems were underprepared; Health systems were understaffed; Health systems suffered from underinvestment.

This document presents the final version of the REBUILD platform, a comprehensive ICT-enabled solution aimed at improving the inclusion of migrants and refugees. Key components include GDPR-compliant background information gathering, AI-based profile analysis, needs matching tools, and a Digital Companion. The platform follows a human-centric design, emphasizing user engagement and iterative development based on feedback.

This policy report, part of the REBUILD project, explores the effectiveness of enhancing migrants' inclusion through participatory design and ICT. It presents findings and recommendations from a Joint Migration Policy Roundtable held by six European projects, focusing on ICT support, co-creation, and collaboration with policy makers.

RECIPROCITY has established a community of cities and municipalities to share knowledge and support the replication of successful mobility projects. This involves various activities like training, legal support, and knowledge exchange. The project focuses on analyzing both successful and unsuccessful mobility practices to guide future sustainable mobility solutions. Collected data on these practices are categorized into several thematic groups such as autonomous vehicles, multimodal digital services, and electric vehicles, facilitating the development and adoption of effective mobility innovations.

The ReCO2ST project aims to develop and implement innovative tools and methodologies for the retrofitting of residential buildings to achieve near zero energy and CO2 emissions. It focuses on providing cost-effective solutions that prioritize health, comfort, and environmental quality. By utilizing the proposed least-cost method approach and business model kit guide, the project seeks to enable building owners to identify and select the best contractual route for energy retrofit projects, taking into account environmental, stakeholder, legal, and financial considerations. The ultimate outcome is to facilitate the successful implementation of energy retrofit projects, leading to significant reductions in energy consumption and CO2 emissions in residential buildings.

This document explores the copyright landscape within European universities, focusing on two distinct user groups: academics and individuals with visual impairments. Task 2.5 investigates the impact of regulatory measures on digital access for these cohorts. The first case study delves into academics' perceptions of copyright law, with a specific focus on the contentious use of Sci-Hub. Through surveys in six European countries, we aim to unravel the relationships between academics' knowledge of copyright, demographics, and their use of pirated academic materials. The study also explores factors influencing academics' preferences for accessing scientific literature.

This report from the REGATRACE project delves into policy recommendations crucial for advancing renewable gases, specifically biomethane, within the European energy framework. It proposes a harmonised approach to Guarantees of Origin, efficient registries for cross-border trade, sustainability certification standards, and strategies to scale up biomethane markets. The recommendations target diverse decision-makers, including national energy ministries, legislators, the European Commission, and standardisation stakeholders. The report aims to accelerate the production and cross-border trade of biomethane, aligning with the evolving European energy policy outlined in the REPowerEU initiative.

REGILIENCE aims to foster the adoption and wide dissemination of regional climate resilience pathways, following a demand-driven approach and bearing in mind the expertise and knowledge acquired, as well as the solutions available from Innovation Packages and other sources. Also, the project aims to facilitate the replication of Innovation Packages in 10 vulnerable and low-capacity regions, in addition to those targeted by the Innovation Package projects, after a selection process and the signature of a workplan agreement. This report aims to support regional stakeholders and communities in identifying and avoiding maladaptation risks. This deliverable will contribute to our envisaged performance and impact targets by translating our findings into capacity-building and training. Furthermore, we aim to advance the integration of maladaptation into existing tools that promote good practice in adaptation. This deliverable identifies the main roots and causes of maladaptation, presents case studies of maladaptation and introduces a self-assessment tool to identify and mitigate risks of maladaptation in the planning phase.

This deliverable provides an overview of the success and failure theory and practice, including the literature review, stakeholder input through workshops and interviews, and the importance of maladaptation and the drivers for success and failure. A mixed research methodology is applied, combining desk-based analysis of principles and practices of transformational pathways, workshops conducted on both European and regional levels, and semi-structured in-depth interviews with national and regional stakeholders. The interviews complement the desk review and highlight stakeholder experiences with views on the practical implementation of projects, good practices and lessons learned, which are necessary to achieve transformational change in response to the ever-growing climate change impacts

REGILIENCE aims to foster the adoption and wide dissemination of regional climate resilience pathways, following a demand-driven approach and bearing in mind the expertise and knowledge acquired. This deliverable provides an overview of the success and failure theory and practice, including the literature review, stakeholder input through workshops and interviews, and the importance of maladaptation and the drivers for success and failure. A mixed research methodology is applied, combining desk-based analysis of principles and practices of transformational pathways, workshops conducted on both European and regional levels, and semi-structured in-depth interviews with national and regional stakeholders. 

This study focuses on the involvement of Local and Regional Authorities (LRAs) in the preparation and implementation of NRRPs. In addition, the study assesses the integration of green and digital transition as well as United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in this modified version of the European Semester.