19 October, 2019
Topics: 9th Call, Success stories, Publications,
European and Brazilian experts analyse the occurrence and potential of NBS in Brazil, highlight good practices in the EU for possible adaptation to the Brazilian context, and contribute to the elaboration of a NBS strategy in Brazil.
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18 October, 2019
Topics: 9th Call, Publications, Air Transport,
Management and Governance in the Provision of Civil Air Navigation Services
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14 October, 2019
Topics: 10th Call, Publications,
Planning and Environmental Impact Assessment
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30 September, 2019
Topics: 9th Call, Publications,
How the European Union and the EU Member States are addressing digital transformation
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02 July, 2019
Topics: 9th Call, Public Procurement , Publications,
Public procurement constitutes a large part of total government expenditure, generating significant economic activity.
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21 January, 2019
Topics: Agriculture and Rural Development, Publications, Top Down 2017,
The exchanges of experiences between the European Union and Brazil on coping with food waste contribute to mutual learning and help in designing public policies that are also aligned with the need to strengthen food security.
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03 September, 2018
24 July, 2018
Topics: Success stories, Human Rights, Publications, Top Down 2017,
Brazil and European Union Collaboration to combat domestic violence againts women
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17 November, 2016
Topics: Success stories, Publications,
Brazil has used the same electric utility metring and billing system for a long time now: in sum, a technician goes door-to-door every month to read the numbers on residential metres, interval clocks which, in a majority of Brazilian households have been equipped with the same technology for over thirty years. The central challenge is that this technological gap has made it nearly impossible for end consumers to manage daily consumption. Nor do the metres provide any indication as to the times and appliances that consume the most energy, for the simple reason that they are not properly equipped for this purpose.
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26 October, 2016
Topics: Success stories, Publications,
Disorganized growth seems to be a shared tendency in urban centres around the world. Not even so-called planned cities have escaped this phenomenon. For example, Brasília, originally designed for 500,000 inhabitants, currently has a population of over 2 million and is home to the largest shantytown in Latin America.
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