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Programmes Joint Research CenterThe Joint Research Center (JRC) has launched a call for Expression of Interest (EoI) for the preparatory action advancing evidence-informed policy at regional and local level. This action aims at building capacity for evidence-informed policymaking at local and regional level. It supports networking initiative to share practices, methods and instruments for evidence-informed policymaking at subnational level and focuses on topics of relevance to regions and cities, in line with the Commission policy priorities.
The expression of interest can be submitted until 17 September 2021 by regions and cities in the EU, either by themselves or as part of a network to organise:
More information on the modalities and selection criteria can be found here.
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