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Policymaking can achieve better results and decrease political polarisation by bytaking into account citizens’values and identities.
The JRC’s Air Quality Atlas for Europe shows the major categories of PM2.5 emission sources –and where those sources originate - for 150 cities
Series showcases science’s positive impact on major policies and tells the stories of the people behind the science.
New arrangement aims to mainstream behavioural insights into public health programmes and policies worldwide.
The Joint Research Centre (JRC) recently published the 14thedition of the PREDICT - Key Facts report tracking the progress made in the ICT sector and...
The European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) and the Commission's Directorate General for Trade have published valuable statistical...
A new study on climate change induced displacement in and from Africa calls for a joint effort to protect the trapped communities as adverse impacts...
Building on a series of reports identifying coal-related employment at risk in the EU, the JRC Research Centre released an analysis on the use of...
A recently published JRC study offers an in-depth understanding of how a long-term disaster affects communities, economies, and ecosystems.
At COP26 this year, the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre is co/-organising no fewer than eleven side events, as well as launching new tools...
The 2020 edition of the Annual Report on Forest Fires in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa published by the Joint Research Centre confirms a...
NewGlobal Flood Monitoring tool will improve both emergency response and prevention for future floods worldwide
Stock-taking and the way ahead for the geographical data sets used for environmental purposes published in a JRC report.
A JRC study shows for the very first time that SARS-CoV-2 may replicate in the bacteria of our guts, opening new scenarios in the understanding of the...
New SELFIE module to help make the most of digital technology in vocational education and training.
European Commission launches the competence centre on participatory and deliberative democracy.
With ever more frequent and longer heatwaves, European countries will have to face yearly economic losses up to 3% of their GDP.
A new JRC study explores how scientists are currently using new innovative technologies based on human biology and mathematics-based methods to better...
Inspiring projects awarded as Commission lays out new actions and funding
Farmers and policymakers can reap benefits from taking seasonal weather forecasts into account when making decisions about wheat.