AI Risk Management in the EU - April 2025
AI Risk Management in the EU - Nov 2024
AI Risk Management in the EU - Nov 2025
Audit and Anti-fraud in RRF and ESIFs 2021-2027 – Exchange of First Audit Experiences Between AAs, EC, OLAF and ECA
This highly practical 3-day workshop for Audit Authorities has as main objective the exchange of experiences regarding anti-fraud measures in EU funding (ESIFs + RRF), conflict of interest, double financing, audit results based on Arachne or other similar tools used by AAs, and measures applied in different Member States to ensure effective and efficient control systems at the national level for the Recovery and Resilience Facility. In addition, audit results of 2014-2020 programming period and the current one 2021-2027 will be presented.
Audit and Anti-fraud in RRF and ESIFs 2021–2027 – Exchange of Audit Experiences between AAs, EC, OLAF and ECA
This highly practical 3-day workshop for audit authorities has as its main objective the exchange of experiences regarding anti-fraud measures in EU funding (ESIFs + RRF), conflict of interest, double financing, audit results based on Arachne; or other similar tools used by AAs, and measures applied in different Member States to ensure effective and efficient control systems at the national level for the Recovery and Resilience Facility.
Audit, Anti-fraud Prevention, and Detection in RRF and ESIFs 2021–2027: Practical Use of Arachne
Buying AI and Using AI in Procurement (7-8 May 2025)
It presents a unique opportunity for public procurement professionals, policymakers, and individuals in the public sector to gain critical insights into the evolving landscape of AI-powered procurement, as well as more general approaches to the procurement of AI. By bridging theoretical foundations with practical applications, participants will emerge equipped to navigate regulatory complexities, drive innovation, and unlock the full potential of AI in public procurement.
Buying AI and Using AI in Procurement (December 2024)
It presents a unique opportunity for public procurement professionals, policymakers, and individuals in the public sector to gain critical insights into the evolving landscape of AI-powered procurement, as well as more general approaches to the procurement of AI. By bridging theoretical foundations with practical applications, participants will emerge equipped to navigate regulatory complexities, drive innovation, and unlock the full potential of AI in public procurement.
Closure of 2014-2020 Structural & Cohesion Fund programmes
Cohesion Policy Project Appraisal 2021-2027, CBA and Economic Appraisal
Cohesion Policy Project Appraisal 2021-2027, CBA, and Economic Appraisal
Cohesion Policy Project Appraisal 2021-2027, CBA, the Connecting Europe Facility
Competitive Dialogue and Negotiated Procedures Master Class (20-21 November 2024)
Competitive dialogue and negotiated procedures are difficult to implement effectively but are essential for complex infrastructure and ICT projects and to modernise public services in the current fiscal climate. In the 2014 Public Procurement Directives Competitive Dialogue and the new Competitive Procedure with Negotiation are easier to justify than in the former directives and thus are more readily available for use. The rules for the two procedures are different and the procedural rules for the Competitive Procedure with Negotiation are more detailed than the former rules of procedures including negotiation. Competitive Dialogue was also been introduced as an available procedure in the utilities sectors in Directive 2014/25/EU.
This very practical Master Class will give you the opportunity to receive case-specific advice on the issues arising in your own procurement from our experts and from other participants.
Competitive Dialogue and Negotiated Procedures Master Class (24-25 June 2025)
Competitive dialogue and negotiated procedures are difficult to implement effectively but are essential for complex infrastructure and ICT projects and to modernise public services in the current fiscal climate. In the 2014 Public Procurement Directives Competitive Dialogue and the new Competitive Procedure with Negotiation are easier to justify than in the former directives and thus are more readily available for use. The rules for the two procedures are different and the procedural rules for the Competitive Procedure with Negotiation are more detailed than the former rules of procedures including negotiation. Competitive Dialogue was also been introduced as an available procedure in the utilities sectors in Directive 2014/25/EU.
This very practical Master Class will give you the opportunity to receive case-specific advice on the issues arising in your own procurement from our experts and from other participants.
Competitive Dialogue and Negotiated Procedures Master Class (26-27 June 2024)
Competitive dialogue and negotiated procedures are difficult to implement effectively but are essential for complex infrastructure and ICT projects and to modernise public services in the current fiscal climate. In the 2014 Public Procurement Directives Competitive Dialogue and the new Competitive Procedure with Negotiation are easier to justify than in the former directives and thus are more readily available for use. The rules for the two procedures are different and the procedural rules for the Competitive Procedure with Negotiation are more detailed than the former rules of procedures including negotiation. Competitive Dialogue was also been introduced as an available procedure in the utilities sectors in Directive 2014/25/EU.
This very practical Master Class will give you the opportunity to receive case-specific advice on the issues arising in your own procurement from our experts and from other participants.
Competitive Dialogue and Negotiated Procedures Master Class (28-29 November 2023)
Competitive dialogue and negotiated procedures are difficult to implement effectively but are essential for complex infrastructure and ICT projects and to modernise public services in the current fiscal climate. In the 2014 Public Procurement Directives Competitive Dialogue and the new Competitive Procedure with Negotiation are easier to justify than in the former directives and thus are more readily available for use. The rules for the two procedures are different and the procedural rules for the Competitive Procedure with Negotiation are more detailed than the former rules of procedures including negotiation. Competitive Dialogue was also been introduced as an available procedure in the utilities sectors in Directive 2014/25/EU.
This very practical Master Class will give you the opportunity to receive case-specific advice on the issues arising in your own procurement from our experts and from other participants.
Cybersecurity Policies and Practices in the EU - Feb. 2025
This training focuses on the policy aspects of cybersecurity, covering cybersecurity standards in the EU, how to adopt them and how to put them into practice. This unique program brings together the experience of cybersecurity, security, EU policy and public administration experts to provide a practical understanding of the challenges related to designing and implementing cyber-proof policies within organizations and sectors. The training is designed specifically for non-IT professionals, with the objective of providing participants with the knowledge and skillset necessary to deal confidently with cybersecurity measures within their sectors and organizations.
Cybersecurity Policies and Practices in the EU – for non-IT Experts
This training focuses on the policy aspects of cybersecurity, covering cybersecurity standards in the EU, how to adopt them and how to put them into practice. This unique program brings together the experience of cybersecurity, security, EU policy and public administration experts to provide a practical understanding of the challenges related to designing and implementing cyber-proof policies within organizations and sectors. The training is designed specifically for non-IT professionals, with the objective of providing participants with the knowledge and skillset necessary to deal confidently with cybersecurity measures within their sectors and organizations.
Cybersecurity Policies, Legislation and Practices in the EU - Nov. 2025
This training focuses on the policy aspects of cybersecurity, covering cybersecurity standards in the EU, how to adopt them and how to put them into practice. This unique program brings together the experience of cybersecurity, security, EU policy and public administration experts to provide a practical understanding of the challenges related to designing and implementing cyber-proof policies within organizations and sectors.