EU, Global South and New Global Value Chains
Comprehensive research programme exploring the pathways for the European Union to build a new fair green partnership with Global South
Bruegel’s New Global Value Chains project maps out and analyses potential new global supply chains and their feasibility in constructing a fair green partnership between Europe and the Global South in the context of the European Green Deal.
The research project seeks to develop informed policy recommendations for the new term of EU institutions following the June 2024 EU elections, and engage with other think tanks from the Global South.
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What lessons should the EU learn from the Deforestation Regulation controversy?
Extra time for deforestation: lessons for future EU environmental legislation
This Policy Brief sets out why the deforestation regulation has the right objectives but needed better design and preparation for implementation
Is Europe ready for the challenges of 2025 and beyond?
European natural gas imports
This dataset aggregates daily data on European natural gas import flows and storage levels.
Finance for nature: how to improve funding for the protection of biodiversity
This policy brief summarises the options and outlines the main considerations in finding better ways to value nature
Vote, protect, prepare: 2024 in review
Europe’s tumultuous year of leadership change, climate challenge and the rise of industrial policy
The US defence industrial base can no longer reliably supply Europe
Europe has long relied on US weapons but the US military industrial base faces constraints and its production may be redirected elsewhere
Long-term care policies in practice: a European perspective
A comprehensive study of the long-term care (LTC) systems in Germany, France, Slovenia, Italy and Denmark
China would balk at a sweeping Mar-a-Lago accord
Given the need for a weak renminbi to support export growth, a reprise of the 1985 Plaza Accord with Japan is unlikely
Nature on the balance sheet: a financial perspective
How can businesses, governments and financial institutions work together to tackle the global biodiversity crisis?
It’s time for the European Union to rethink personal social networking
This Policy Brief explores the potential implementation of Article 7 interoperability for social networking core platform systems.
Towards a circular single market: Strengthening EU economic security and competitiveness
What does a circular single market mean for Europe’s economic future?
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