This study provides a preliminary quantitative and qualitative analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on European agriculture and the agri-food supply chain in light of the responses deployed by the European Union and its Member States to mitigate its effects.

This guidance recommends an approach to fulfill the dutiea of "having business continuity arrangements" and "promoting business continuity". The guidance recognises the different roles of a wide range of agencies, organisations and individuals, and also the important contribution of community resilience. Preparing Scotland, recommends the benefits of joint working and the value of considering the management of emergencies and disruptions from different perspectives.

This document outlines the Innovations and Solutions Roadmap developed under the Prevent project, providing insights into addressing operational and technical challenges in public transport security. The roadmap offers a multidimensional perspective, covering security threats, technology innovations, and relevant dimensions. It aims to guide policy and decision-makers in anticipating and addressing challenges effectively.

This report focuses on the first phase within PREVENT, addressing the preparation for future Pre-commercial Procurement (PCP). This deliverable is a training kit developed by CORVERS, consisting of three modules. The preparatory module introduces the PCP approach, covering needs identification, prior art analysis, legal aspects, and market consultation. The operational module translates preparatory outcomes into the innovation procurement process, addressing tender document drafting and criteria considerations. The final module guides the implementation of the innovation procurement procedure, encompassing monitoring, assessment, and contract performance. The training aims to equip public buyers with theoretical knowledge and practical skills, facilitating active engagement in future PCP activities.

This document presents comprehensive training courses and materials developed by the PREVISION project for educating Law Enforcement Agency (LEA) personnel. Covering a diverse range of tools, the training encompasses practical exercises and a structured course syllabus. Due to the global pandemic, a hybrid online-offline approach was adopted, allowing both offline and online materials to be created, serving as a valuable reference for LEAs. The content supports the project's objectives, focusing on realistic demonstrations, hands-on experimentation, and the transferability framework to enhance security operations.

This Deliverable presents a policy-making toolkit for the secure, coordinated and efficient use of the PROACTIVE app and web platform, which also aims at facilitating these systems' scalability, modularity and interoperability mechanisms.

This report synthesizes research and policy evaluations concerning school-based approaches to bolster emotional health, well-being, and resilience among primary school pupils aged 4 to 11. Drawing from an extensive international scholarly foundation bridging education and mental health, the study also evaluates the practical lessons from strategy implementations at various levels. The main goal is to offer evidence-based recommendations for the Welsh Government's national strategy. The central thesis is that school-based initiatives can significantly enhance emotional well-being, but interconnected school systems are crucial to transform research findings into lasting positive outcomes.

The PROSEU project aims to mainstream the active participation of citizens in energy transition. It focuses on collectives of renewable energy source (RES) prosumers and investigates new business models, market regulations, infrastructural integration, technology scenarios, and energy policies across Europe. The project attempts to develop a comprehensive understanding of RES prosumerism and to identify and assess incentive structures to enable the mainstreaming of RES prosumers in the context of the energy transition.

The PROTAX project aims at combating tax crime. The project's purpose is to develop a toolkit for policy-makers and law enforcement agencies to assist in the prevention and investigation of tax evasion and fraud. It tries to produce a comprehensive toolkit that includes risk assessment tools, investigative techniques, and best practices for law enforcement agencies and tax authorities to effectively combat tax crime. The toolkit also emphasizes the importance of community engagement, effective communication, and reflective practice in improving enforcement practices and preventing future offenses.

The PROTAX project aims to combat tax crime by addressing five key challenges: harmonizing prosecution modes of tax crimes, identifying human factors in tax compliance and enforcement, harmonizing criminal law on tax offenses across the EU, informing future policy and law, and informing future research. It tackles these challenges by providing a risk assessment methodology that allows stakeholders to prioritize risks related to the lack of harmonization across the EU and co-discover ways to resolve them. The project attempts to offer a risk assessment methodology that can be used by stakeholders from across the EU to minimize the risks inherent in the tax crime eco-system.

The Preparedness and Resilience to address Urban Vulnerability (PRUV) project aims to inform the pressing need to reshape how humanitarian action and development aid is undertaken in urban areas to address the challenge posed by urban vulnerability.

The PULSE project aims to transform public health systems using big data to improve public, environmental, and urban health policies. It focuses on analyzing the environmental and behavioral determinants of disease onset, particularly the link between air pollution and asthma, and physical inactivity and Type 2 Diabetes. Through the development of an app called PulsAir and the collection of data from seven pilot cities, the project creates health risk models, wellbeing assessment models, and exposure to air pollutants and simulation tools. These tools are integrated into a dashboard for public health authorities to perform analytics, geo-spatial inspection, and visualization of urban health indicators at the community level.

The PULSE project aims to develop an integrated solution for monitoring and improving public health and wellbeing in urban areas. It involves the development of various technological components, including a mobile application, a dashboard, and a WebGIS, to collect and process data from multiple sources, such as wearable activity trackers, air quality stations, and citizen-generated data. It develops predictive clinical models, a wellbeing model, and a model of personal exposure to air pollutants. The project is expected to produce a comprehensive ecosystem that provides real-time information to citizens, local authorities, and public health professionals to make informed decisions and improve public health and wellbeing in urban areas.

This document, part of the PYROLIFE project, presents a toolkit focusing on co-creation and participative community engagement to address the challenges of communicating in an era of extreme wildfires. Authored by Isabeau Ottolini, the toolkit outlines recommendations for Wildfire Communication, emphasizing the need to go beyond the traditional risk-focused approach. Key aspects include understanding the socioenvironmental impact of extreme wildfires, exploring challenges, and providing practical recommendations for effective communication. The toolkit is particularly valuable for those working with communities at wildfire risk, offering insights into inclusive, participatory, and locally situated communication strategies.

This document serves as the technical cover for the QuantMig-mic microsimulation model, developed under the QuantMig project. It provides an overview of the model's structure, modules, and calibration process. The user is guided on handling the model code and viewing results through the Modgen user interface. Preliminary results of an example scenario are included, emphasizing the confidentiality of the deliverable until the project's end.

This report briefly summarises the main findings from the Quality of Jobs and Innovation Generated Employment Outcomes (QuInnE) project and draws on these findings to make a set of policy recommendations to the European Commission and European Union as the primary addressee.

The R2π project aims to design a comprehensive policy framework to facilitate the transition towards a circular economy in Europe. The project's purpose is to promote resource efficiency and sustainability throughout business value chains. The outcome of the project is a detailed report containing sector-based policy packages and key instruments to advance systemic and widely applicable circularity, with the goal of fostering positive environmental behaviors and a more sustainable economy and society in Europe.

The R2π project aims to examine policy measures that would enable circular business model innovation in various industries, including automotive and construction. The outcome of the project includes detailed policy recommendations and actions to promote circularity, such as promoting the adoption of labels for declaring content in key vehicle components, establishing sustainability standards and targets for the construction industry, and promoting circular education to raise awareness and attract skilled talent to the industry.

The work presented within this deliverable includes the analysis of existing management practices, management needs and a comparison of different national legislations, which influence the investments, overhauling, and reconstructions.

This report analyses the information presented in the sentences on cybercrimes such as online grooming, cyberbullying and human trafficking in different countries. The analysis of the sentences aimed to obtain information about the characteristics of offenders and victims, as well as to get an idea about the modus operandi used in each cybercrime.