An EU-agency that consults governments about successful policies in other member countries

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Bijgewerkt op: 23 September 2018 |

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How did Portugal cut its drug-related deaths? Why are there so many more women on Icelandic boards? Why does Finland have virtually no homelessness? And why is corruption in Denmark so low?

The EU needs an agency or institute that focuses on comparative analysis and consults governments about successful policies in other countries. It will help improve overall convergence and allow for collaborative learning as well as more efficient policy-making.

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