The SGI relies on a combination of quantitative data and qualitative assessments by experts. Each country is evaluated by two (or more) leading experts. Get to know our network of experts: sgi-network.org/2020/Expert_Ne…
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The SGI examines 41 countries, all are members in the #OECD, #EU and/or euro area. Learn more about our methodology: sgi-network.org/2020/Methodolo…
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A just published article by our SGI News editor Karola Klatt examines the newly evident complexities and risks of nuclear energy for EU countries since Russia invaded Ukraine: euobserver.com/opinion/155740
The SGI is built on 3 pillars - sustainable policies, robust democracy and good governance - and relies on a combination of 1) qualitative assessments by country experts and 2) quantitative data drawn from official sources. Learn more about our data: sgi-network.org/2020/Data
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We believe good governance and sustainable development go hand-in-hand. We also believe in mutual learning. Our cross-national comparative survey identifies and fosters successes in effective policy-making. sgi-network.org/2020/Mission_S…
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Looking beyond only public R&D spending, #Sweden is leading #EU countries on research and innovation policy, with #Germany and the #Netherlands close on its heels. Our country experts' detailed assessment for each of the 41 EU and #OECD countries: sgi-network.org/2020/Sustainab… twitter.com/EU_Eurostat/st…
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Falling household incomes threaten liberal democracies. To hinder societal decoupling, but also to counter attempts by antidemocratic political movements to exploit voter unrest, governments must now assertively pursue social policies that prevent poverty and social exclusion. twitter.com/OECD_Stat/stat…
(1/3) Our 2021 special study on crisis resilience concluded that the #COVID19 pandemic was exploited by Viktor Orbán's administration to further undermine #Hungary's already broken democratic norms and institutions. twitter.com/LydsG/status/1…
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(1/2) Our 2021 special study on crisis resilience also examined legislative oversight. During the first year of the #COVID19 pandemic, parliamentary oversight opportunities proved to be severely limited both de facto and de jure in some #EU and #OECD countries. twitter.com/ParliamentsP/s…
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