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WORKSHOP – Evidence-based decision-making at EU level
Understanding and getting involved
Date
28 March, 09:00 – 13:00 CEST
Location
In-person at Place du Luxembourg 2, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Exceptionally, online participation can be arranged, but it is preferable to attend in person.
Price
595 € (+VAT)
* Includes a 4-hour course
Audience
This workshop is targeted at an audience having already a basic understanding of EU Public Affairs and EU policy-making (minimum 2-3 years of experience).
Speakers
Daniel Guéguen
Vicky Marissen
Meglena Mihova
Introduction
The EU and especially the EU Commission takes pride in its evidence-based decision-making. But what does this actually mean? How is this put in practice? To what extent is policy-making actually based on evidence? How does politics fit in?
All these points will be assessed and explained, notably the performance of Impact Assessments as a cornerstone of evidence-based decision-making.
Most importantly, the workshop will provide strategic and operational insights into how one can contribute efficiently as a stakeholder to this process.
Programme
Part 1
- How to define evidence-based decision-making? Is it different from science-based decision-making?
- Inception impact assessment, Ex ante and Ex post impact assessment: what do they aim to achieve and when are they performed in the policy cycle
- When is an impact assessment required? Which impact is assessed, by whom and via which process?
- Impact assessment Guidelines & toolbox: the EU Commission service roadmap for proper IAs
- The performance of an IA on delegated/implementing acts
- Consultations in the context of evidence-based decision-making.
Part 2
- Insight on where and how to contribute in this process
- The Socio-economic analysis in legislative & policy discussions and files
- Methodology for developing socio-economic data for impact assessment processes.
28 March, 09:00 – 13:00 CEST
