Publication of the Exploratory study on “lisbonisation” of mutual recognition acquis in criminal matters

Spark, in collaboration with ICF, is proud to share the publication of a new Exploratory Study on the possible lisbonisation of ex‑third pillar acquis in the area of mutual recognition in criminal matters, conducted for the European Commission (DG JUST). The study provides a comprehensive assessme…
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Publication of the Exploratory study on “lisbonisation” of mutual recognition acquis in criminal matters

EPPO, OLAF and PIF Impact Assessments

New Study on Ukraine’s compliance with the PIF Directive and OLAF Regulation

New Impact Assessment Study on the Skills Portability Initiative

New Study on New Forms of Work and Social Security Coordination in a Cross‑Border Context

New Study on the Recognition of Professional Qualifications through Common Training Frameworks

New Study on Assessing the Eurojust Regulation

Publication of the Legal Feasibility Study on the Interoperability of Social Identity Cards in the Construction Sector

New Study on simplifying excise duties in intra-EU operations

Publication of the feasibility study on reducing the security risks posed by the criminal misuse of pyrotechnics