This presentation by Professor Stella Ladi discusses the process of advising the Greek government in view of improving evidence-informed policymaking in the country. It focuses on how such advising is conducted within the context of EU-sponsored programs, including a discussion of how the Greek government and international stakeholders approach such partnerships. The presentation will also offer insights regarding the opportunities and hurdles of establishing evidence-informed policymaking as a dominant modus operandi within the Greek public administration. Overall, the presentation aims to reflect both on how EU-driven reforms are promoted in the post-pandemic era and vis-à-vis their overall effect in member states.
Wednesday 26 March 2025, 2.30pm-4.00pm
Speaker: Stella Ladi, Professor in Public Policy at Queen Mary University of London, Associate Professor at Panteion University in Athens
Venue: CBG.1.04, 1st floor, Centre Building, LSE
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