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Governance approaches and tools for SD integration (2015)

On request of UN DESA, Inge wrote a paper on good practice at national level as regards governance approaches and tools for Sustainable Development Integration (SDI).

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Who are we?

Public Strategy for Sustainable Development (ps4sd.eu) is a think-tank and advisory network, based in Brussels. The project is managed and carried out by a PS4SD team consisting of Dr Louis Meuleman and Dr Ingeborg Niestroy (founders/directors), Andreas Versmann, MSc (associate), Francesca Valentini, MSc (junior associate) and Isaac Caiger-Smith, BA (intern). Louis Meuleman and Andreas Versmann are co-leads of the project.

Contact:
E: info@ps4sd.eu
W: www.ps4sd.eu

Workshop Participants' Space

Three thematic workshops are planned in this project, with participants from – mainly – EU Member States’ administrations.

The background documents and presentation of the workshops are first available for participants – and later most of the material will be posted publicly here online.

Link to login to view the documents of the first workshop (you will need a password).

Library of relevant reports, articles and other publications

European Commission (2015). Study on the potential of impact assessments to support environmental goals in the context of the European Semester, March 2015.

European Commission (2021). Better Regulation: Joining forces to make better laws.

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