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Newsletter Vol 18 No 1

Machine Learning and Climate Change

New Coalitions, New Roadmaps

The Lisbon Council convened an eclectic group of artificial intelligence experts, progressive-company thought leaders, top policymakers and a director of the European Investment Bank for the High-Level Roundtable on New Coalitions, New Roadmaps: How Advanced Technology and Innovation Can Deliver Net-Zero Carbon Emissions.

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Recovery and Resilience

A First Assessment

“The biggest lesson is the model is working. And it could well prove a blueprint for future emergency-funding mechanisms and for more effective EU economic governance.” writes Alessandro Leipold, economic counsellor at the Lisbon Council, in The Forum.

Read The Recovery and Resilience Facility: A First Assessment

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The 2021 State of Co-Creation

New Policy Brief

The Lisbon Council launches The 2021 State of Co-Creation: Delivering Services Together, an in-depth analysis of the state of co-creation in the 27 European Union member states, the United Kingdom and six leading cities (Amsterdam, Athens, Madrid, Milan, Paris and Turin).

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The 2021 Digital Government Summit

High-Level Debate and Research Launch

As part of the European Commission’s flagship DigitALL Public conference, the Lisbon Council convened The 2021 Digital Government Summit: Creating Services Together. 

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Intermediary Liability Evidence Hub

Accompanying the Digital Services Act

As the European Commission moves to deliver legislation on digital services, the Lisbon Council launches Intermediary Liability Evidence Hub, a website dedicated to gathering evidence on the achievements and challenge of Internet legislation.

Visit https://evidencehub.net/

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The 2021 Digital Government Summit

As part of the European Commission’s flagship DigitALL Public conference, the Lisbon Council convened The 2021 Digital Government Summit: Creating Services Together, under the timely theme, How “Co-Creation,” Design Thinking and “User-Centrc” Reforms are Making Public Services Friendlier and More Effective for Citizens. Johannes Hahn, European commissioner…

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New Technologies, New Markets: Why Regulators Must Raise their Game

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Policy 2.0 in the Pandemic World: What Worked, What Didn’t and Why

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • A Resilient Post-COVID-19 Society

    Informed by a sizzling presentation of new research and the European launch of a flagship…

    09/09/2020

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  • Rethinking Antitrust Law

    Antitrust law has come under unprecedented scrutiny on both sides of the Atlantic. Is it…

    19/11/2020

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  • Coronavirus: Next Steps

    As the battle against coronavirus deepens and the recent vaccine brings hope the end is…

    10/12/2020

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  • Ethics in Machine-Learning and Artificial-Intelligence Decision Making

    The ethics of artificial intelligence – and the crucial question of whether data-trained algorithms can…

    06/05/2019

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RESEARCH

The 2019 Future of Work Index: How the World of Work is Changing – and How Policy Needs to Change with It

Cristina MoiseDavid OsimoPaul Hofheinz

11/10/2019

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The State of ‘Co-Creation:’ How Countries, Cities and Regions are Using New Thinking to Deliver Better Services

Francesco MuredduDavid Osimo

11/03/2020

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Co-Creation at Scale: How Service Design, Living Labs and Innovation Networks Help Public Servants Deliver Better Services – and How Those Services Can Be Made Sustainable

Francesco MuredduCharlotte van Ooijen

16/03/2021

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European Stability Mechanism Missing in Action

Alessandro Leipold

16/06/2020

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Machine Learning and Climate Change

To explore how Europe can leverage the benefits of technology to deliver net-zero carbon emissions economy, the Lisbon Council convened an eclectic group of artificial intelligence experts, progressive-company thought leaders,…

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