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  • 4 AUGUST 2026
  • BEST PRACTICES & LESSONS LEARNT

This policy brief summarizes the main challenges identified when reviewing the One Health scope of EU regulations on health and innovation with potential AMR relevance, as well as the analysis of PPI practices on AMR by EU institutions and RADAR-PPI participating countries.

  • 15 APRIL 2026
  • ACADEMIC PAPERS
  • PUBLIC

The EU’s Apply AI Strategy marks a shift from vision to execution—embedding AI into public administrations through structured, high-impact implementation. But success isn’t just about technology; it hinges on governance, skills, and trust. With strategic procurement at its core, the public sector can not only deploy responsible AI but also shape a resilient, sovereign European AI ecosystem. Read the latest JRC report.

  • 10 MARCH 2026
  • BEST PRACTICES & LESSONS LEARNT
  • PUBLIC

Public procurement represents almost 15% of the EU GDP and the ICT sector significantly contributes to this spending. How can public procurement be used to ensure more innovative and sustainable ICT? What can public buyers do to ensure this transition? Find more in the latest deliverable of the COP Sustainability in ICT!

  • 17 FEBRUARY 2026
  • WEBINARS AND TRAINING MATERIAL

The European Cluster Collaboration Platform, on behalf of the European Commission, hosted the EU Clusters Talk: “Revising the EU Public Procurement Directives: A Strategic Tool for Europe’s Competitiveness” on 11 February, from 08:30 to 9:45 CET. The recording is available!

  • 27 JANUARY 2026
  • LEGISLATION AND POLICY

In this resource you will find links to the evaluation of the Public Procurement Directives and the studies that examines he relevance and EU added value of the Directives, their internal and external coherence, transparency and integrity, cost-benefit and efficiency considerations, and levels of competition in EU public procurement