ICT4PolicyMaking Community
Welcome to the Policy Modeling Community that aims to strengthens the use of ICT in the Policy Making process and therewith enable made policies to achieve a higher sustainability, impact and efficiency. To include ICT in policy making requires also changes in the policy making process, what’s intended by the advancement of existing policy making process and refine them for the use and consideration of new technologies.
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- Holiday BreakThe Editorial Team Dear readers, We will be taking a short break for summer holidays. We will resume our regular publishing schedule in early September 2026. In the…
- Sovereignty by proxy? EU technological capacity and the first Portuguese Open Large Language Model
Ana Filipa Ribeiro (master’s student in European Union Law at the School of Law of University of Minho and ENDE Research Grant Holder – ref. UMINHO/BIM/2026/33) and Renan… - Press release – European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee delegation concludes mission to China
In Beijing and Shanghai, MEPs discussed the geopolitical implications of EU-China ties, while reaffirming the EU’s principled stance and commitment to dialogue.Committee on Foreign Affairs Source : ©… - New study reveals hidden economic and environmental costs of soil compaction in Europe
A new open-access study co-authored by FARMWISE researcher Landon J. S. Halloran has used a continent-scale modelling framework to investigate how soil compaction could affect European agriculture and the wider environment under future climate conditions. Soil compaction happens when heavy agricultural machinery compresses the soil, reducing the space available for air and water to move […] - Policy and practice watch:Questions FARMWISE shares with the EU CAP Network Every so often a newsletter lands in the inbox that feels less like external news and more like a mirror held up to your own work. The EU CAP Network’s May edition was one of those. Read it with FARMWISE concerns in mind and the same handful […]
- From nitrate hotspots to hard choices: FARMWISE at EGU 2026Some scientific problems are easier to find than to fix. Nitrate pollution in groundwater is one of them: diffuse, stubborn, and deeply bound up with the way food is grown across Europe. It can be mapped. It can be measured. But deciding what to do about it, where to act first, and how to balance […]
